but the average consumer does....then it's the "average consumer" I mean.
They also get at least 2 or 3 refills when at the fast food joint.Really? On a 32-ounce drink? Damn, I find that hard to believe...
Only problem is when I ask for water they give me a dinky 6Oz kiddie cup or charge me 15 to 35 cents for the cup.That sucks.
(OTOH, maybe they do that here too -- I dunno; I'm still at the "Diet Soda" stage myself.)
The carbon comes from the food, aren't most life forms carbon based?Yeah, all of them AFAIK. (But you *said* "drink" or something! Sorry, I was just nit-picking in jest. :-)
Excuse me for not spelling it correctly, butBut spelling is important.
Unhealthy, and not clearly marked as unhealthy.Yeah, but with food it doesn't work that way, does it? Seems to me you have to assume that *everything* is (more or less) unhealthy.
Only if it is specifically labelled as *healthy* do you possibly have any recourse, in case it turns out not to be. If it isn't, then it isn't.
That is, if it isn't *labelled* as "healthy", then it *isn't* healthy, as far as you can know or expect.