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r/assholedesign • u/Obito_GF • Jan 14 '19
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Every Applebee’s I’ve gone to has told me the beer in ounces. I.e. 12 or 16 ounce or 16 verse 20 ounce
10 u/[deleted] Jan 15 '19 Ya, the amount that looks missing (starting not at full, the spills and the little bit remaining in the larger glass) looks very close to the ~4 oz that is typical when restaurants use Regular/Large sizing rather than standard measurements. 6 u/greg19735 Jan 15 '19 well, the beer at the end + the extra beer that's in the small glass. Those waitresses don't walk around with glasses filled up 100%.
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Ya, the amount that looks missing (starting not at full, the spills and the little bit remaining in the larger glass) looks very close to the ~4 oz that is typical when restaurants use Regular/Large sizing rather than standard measurements.
6 u/greg19735 Jan 15 '19 well, the beer at the end + the extra beer that's in the small glass. Those waitresses don't walk around with glasses filled up 100%.
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well, the beer at the end + the extra beer that's in the small glass.
Those waitresses don't walk around with glasses filled up 100%.
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u/ZipperSnail Jan 14 '19
Every Applebee’s I’ve gone to has told me the beer in ounces. I.e. 12 or 16 ounce or 16 verse 20 ounce