According to a popular internet rumor, Starbucks is scamming its customers with its trademark paper cup system, because, supposedly, all of its to-go cups hold the same amount of liquid. Dan Evon reports. 👇
These videos do not show any type of “scam,” or prove that different sized cups at fast-food restaurants or Starbucks actually contain the same amount of liquid. These videos actually use tricks or deceptive camera techniques to make it appear as though customers are getting the same amount of liquid, no matter what size of cup they order.
In May 2022, after this rumor went viral again, another set of YouTubers took it upon themselves to investigate. Again, they found — unsurprisingly — that different cup sizes held different amounts of liquid. The “Starbucks cup-size scam” does not show that tall, grande, and venti Starbucks cups all hold the same amount of liquid. This is an old internet prank that uses tricks and deceptive editing.Bain, Ellissa. “TikTok Video Shows ‘McDonald’s Cup Sizes Are the Same’ – Internet Users Say It’s a Hoax!” HITC, 10 Nov. 2020, https://www.hitc.com/en-gb/2020/11/10/mcdonalds-cup-size-tiktok/.
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