The cost of tea

[codash1099]

Sound a bit like the old "remove one olive" story.

British Airways passenger complains after being charged double for strong tea on flight | The Independent

 

[drron]

More disturbing in that story was of a fellow in the lounge getting into trouble for using 2 teabags for the one cup.

 

[Isochronous]

Had a similar experience on QF SYD-MEL recently when they refused to serve tea at all using the absurd excuse that the flight was too short - despite the fact I've been served on SYDCBR before!

 

[Spongbob]

I find it odd that the unnamed BA pax claims they had "expensive" fares, yet worried about a few euros for the cost of strong tea.

 

[Mattg]

I find it odd that the unnamed BA pax claims they had "expensive" fares, yet worried about a few euros for the cost of strong tea.

I see this all the time when flying on LCCs. The passenger will complain "but I paid 300 dollars/Euros for my ticket - why do I need to pay $/€4 for a drink?!"