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MrMilkdud May 27th, 2018 6:36pm

Thanks to the the “1985 Freedom to Drink Act,” customers at restaurants are legally entitled to free refills of non-alcoholic drinks. If this law had not been passed, profit driven restaurants would not provide this service of their own free will.

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GrandmaALiCE
05/28/18 6:33 pm

It’s a Milkdud joke. See his explanation below.

Liberty 4,032,064
05/27/18 4:02 pm

Absolutely true, and they’d never pay anyone a salary over $50,000 if not for the 1997 50 K Pay Act, or sell any plus-sized clothing without the 2Big2Shop Act of 2005; and don’t forget Toll Trolls 4 Polls Act of 2017 that finally made Show of Hands stop charging great you for each individual poll you answer!

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MrMilkdud
05/27/18 6:12 pm

😂

MrMilkdud
05/27/18 6:14 pm

How about the “She’s 2 good 4U” act of 2001 that entitled every unfit, unattractive welfare queen with a toxic personality to a skeezy guy who can not wait to get home from work every night and impregnate her?

Liberty 4,032,064
05/27/18 8:11 pm

You probably shouldn’t talk about the royal family like that...

FacePalm That Trick Never Works
05/27/18 3:38 pm

I never heard of that act. Did you make it up for this poll?

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GrandmaALiCE
05/27/18 7:49 pm

Yes, he did. See the thread started by susanr below.

evoecon nearest binary system
05/27/18 3:35 pm

Why do you think the average restaurant charges $3.00 for your free refills drink.

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arctostaphylos Ankh Morpork, New York
05/27/18 3:07 pm

Of course they "would." Soft drinks are among the cheapest costs they face; offering free refills is lucrative for how it drives other sales.

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FLAmerican Pensacola
05/27/18 2:43 pm

A box of the soda thing costs like 5 dollars and makes like 200 sodas. It's still a profit earning product to offer free refills.

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DanielWebb
05/27/18 2:10 pm

Ha! That hilarious. I upvoted this poll.

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shygal47 Florida east coast
05/27/18 12:22 pm

Most places in the South have free refills - not so much in the northeast.

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Okie1967 Lets go brandon
05/27/18 12:17 pm

I don’t know of any restaurants that don’t do this already and for years now. Competition and the necessity to provide good customer service is what brought this to pass.

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Okie1967 Lets go brandon
05/27/18 12:17 pm

No law like this exists in Oklahoma.

MrMilkdud
05/27/18 2:36 pm

It’s a nation wide law, passed by the UN.

Okie1967 Lets go brandon
05/27/18 2:42 pm

Oh well then. Should I take a dump on their flag now or after I get refills?

MrMilkdud
05/27/18 3:47 pm

Whenever you want. All hail freedom!

MrMilkdud
05/27/18 12:15 pm

Sort of an alternate reality experience. I was at a restaurant earlier today and watched a woman get very mad because the restaurant does not offer free refills. She complained, at length, to her friends that she has a right to free refills where she’s from (wherever that is) because it’s required by law.
She believed strongly that the restaurant was taking advantage of customers due to poor local regulations.

MrMilkdud
05/27/18 12:15 pm

I don’t know where she’s from, but I doubt her claim.

AdamStephens West Virginia
05/27/18 11:39 am

Another lie from the king/queen of dishonesty.

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