A Starbucks grande cup has a hidden inner sleeve that reduces the actual drink volume, so you're getting less liquid than the cup size suggests while paying full price. The speaker feels ripped off but admits they'll probably keep buying it anyway.
Okay, hey everybody, I am not happy with Starbucks. I— this is my Starbucks cup. It is like a grande, and I usually take it with me. It's refillable. It has a lid, but I don't have the lid on because of the straw. And I fill this up. This sucker's about $8, $9 sometimes by the time I fill it up. Well, it broke today. This piece came off, and there's two pieces to it. I didn't know that. Well, the other piece— I'm taking it off— is skinny and not even nearly the size of the main cup. So I realized that this inner piece, you get less inside this, but they got you fooled to think that you getting a grande when I'm probably getting a tall, and I'm spending way too much. Starbucks, what's happening? Something's not right. This is skinny, this is bigger, and the liquid goes in the skinny one. I'm not getting my money's worth, but I'm still probably gonna go to Starbucks tomorrow and spend $9 on it, so
