Subway — Restaurant in Elmbridge

refused water

yesterday (weds 8 september 2021 at 15:10 , walton subway liverpool uk )

i was refused water.

refused plain tap water.

from a tap with sink directly behind the assistant refusing the request

i was told i had to buy a bottle of water

told not allowed to just fill up empty bottle with water or spring water from subway drink dispenser

i am a regular customer of subway i deliver food for subway in my work as a just eat scooter rider i was working for just eat and taking my official break in subway. wearing full set leathers helmet gloves and just eat bag

i had an empty drink bottle.

the sink with tap was behind the assistant refusing water.

i was confused and shocked

i then bought a foot long sandwich and latte coffee

sat down in shock

absolutely appalled at being refused water.

don't mind saying i had to check spelling of appalled.

theres a line in modern society where a decent level of respect is not crossed otherwise society begin to break down

i do not understand the logic

from a business sense imagine all the just eat riders in liverpool on hot days that need a cold drink

must be 1500 riders daily on bicycles and scooters

if they know they can get a quick free cold drink at subway , that amount of foot fall for the business has got to make financial sense

people in the store , regularly go to the store , will buy items at that store.

tell their friends good things about subway , cool air conditioned nice tidy places to eat.

where is the logic at refusing plain tap water to a scooter rider working for subway by way of just eat in full leathers on hot day ?

as a just eat rider carries a number of benefits - go macdonalds get free tap water and free cold water go kfc get free drinks and free staff meal go greggs get offered free water from the refrigerator if i went to any restaurant i delivered to/from when working for just eat i doubt any of them would refuse a request for tap water given i had a small empty plastic water bottle available at hand

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