From the convenience store to the restaurant, sodas are grossly over priced. Even at .79cents, it's over priced.
Having a father that has owned restaurants, a large percentage of an establishments revenue is indicative of soda sells. Believe it or not. It's so cheap to produce a cup of soda, even a can of soda.
When you purchase a soda at a restaurant for $2.89 there's a chance you are paying upwards to a 300% mark up. Shocking right... well it's nothing new, been this way since the beginning of soda sales and until we all stop getting thirsty there will always be a market for it.
I wonder if the soda industry is actually ran by the oil industry? Hmmm.
Cheers
