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A Piece of Green -- The Daily Grind
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They've always given 10 cents
Thu, Jan 03 2013 at 12:50 PM
They've always given 10 cents off on any reusable cup of which I have many and to be honest, the 10 cents is not really a good incentive to grab my stainless steel cup and bring it. I definitely wouldn't bother with a plastic cup. You basically at a minimum would need to use the plastic cup 10 times to cover the cost and I don't see people embracing that. When I lived in upstate New York, there was a local convenience store that you bought a reusable cup ( a nice one) and coffee was 50% off the regular price when you used that cup.... Now that is an incentive!
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In my current life I am a software engineer, and enjoy this current assignment very much. In my former lives I have done a great many things... From Retail Management, a FireFighter, and several jobs in the public trust, all of which I enjoyed equally as much.

I have seen many examples of environmental negligence, and try to do my part to reduce my own carbon footprint as well as enabling others to do the same.

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