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Is Starbucks the biggest rip-off ever?


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Ehhh, it depends on how you look at it really, it's true they're more expensive than say "Dunkin' Donuts" but people who are more snobbish (not in a bad way) about their coffee will pay that extra money for some higher quality coffee. 


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Over at the gas station by my house it's only $1.79 and that's much better than Starbucks as you can add Vanilla, Sugar, Cream, and more...


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I have to agree with @Ezio Auditore on this one. A lot of people who have coffee on a regular basis most likely would pay a couple of dollars extra for higher quality coffee, but if Starbucks coffee is cheaply made and/or isn't high quality I'd say it's a rip-off.

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I'd say that the environment is a big factor in the cost. They present something that you definitely don't get from a gas station or a 7-11. I don't know how much that extra environment is worth in terms of pricing, but it's something.

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I only go there for Frappucinos ( :squee: ) but yer they're rather pricey for what they are.

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It's a huge rip off; you can make your own coffee at home (good coffee in quality machine, not just instant) for much cheaper. The act that I usually get 3-4 shots of espresso in my coffee whenever I go there doesn't help the price, but every now and again the extra little kick is worth it.


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