To expect to have my. Cappuccino in a proper cup.

[Roseforarose]

It was in a cafe in a shopping center. Paid £2.65 for a cappuccino and got it in a paper cup. I asked the girl why it wasn't in a proper cup and she said "that's only if you have tea." Wtf is that about?

[Annunziata]

Hmmm. I was going to say that their cups might be too tall for the spout, but the paper cup is probably higher.

[CatherineOfAbdomen]

I went to a pub for lunch the other day and ordered a bottle of beer, it came without a glass!

[GooodMythicalMorning]

Yanbu. Hate paper cups. They just squish as you attempt to take a sip.

[DameDiazepamTheDramaQueen]

I paid the same recently at a national trust property, 2.50 for a cup of tea in a plastic cup!

[CatherineOfAbdomen]

Oh forgot to add Yanbu

[Womby]

I hate that when your order a Latte these days that it comes in a tall glass with a handle - hate those glasses and they get too hot too. I'd be annoyed about the paper cups too unless it was take out.

[usualsuspect333]

Ask for your latte in a mug.

[larry5]

When we went to a National Trust site we had coffee in a cup but that was because they were in the middle of nowhere and had a very limited water supply so they didn't want to wash up and waste water.

[susiedaisy]

Yanbu a paper cup and £2.65 fuck me that's poor value for money