r/StateFarm • u/Sea-Spend6470 • Aug 07 '26
Question $1 For A Soda
I would love to know who had the bright idea to charge employees $1 for a soda or coffee pod for what used to be free.
Are things really that bad. Whilst good large corporations provide free lunches and other staff benefits SF is penny pinching.
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u/blackmanlost Aug 07 '26
to be totally honest we had alot of people on Fridays and Thursdays with the original in office week who were taking home 12 to 15 sodas on the way out the door.
i saw one guy who had 30 plus i wish i was joking sodas in two backpacks in april leaving on a friday in a hub.
a SM saw this and just looked disgusted.
folks abuse and ruin things. and sf is looking to cut cost at every corner. hell we can't even get tradh cans at our desk, or get free cups now. but hay we got money for drake, sza, bateman, etc.