Milk and two
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Nothing free here either, and never will be.
Coffee in the canteen is about Sfr2,50 (€1,60) and in the terminal building its Sfr4,50 (€2,90) expensive but good stuff.
At the vending machine you get a cup for Sfr0,90 (€0,60) cheap but tastes like battery acid.
Coffee in the canteen is about Sfr2,50 (€1,60) and in the terminal building its Sfr4,50 (€2,90) expensive but good stuff.
At the vending machine you get a cup for Sfr0,90 (€0,60) cheap but tastes like battery acid.
Join Date: Jul 2004
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BYO here, or use the staff cafe which is OK (Espresso Machine).
If drinking in the Ops area has to be in a spill-proof vessel - which have the habit of spilling 10 times more than a normal coffee cup.
But we persist with the charade. It keeps the morons happy.
If drinking in the Ops area has to be in a spill-proof vessel - which have the habit of spilling 10 times more than a normal coffee cup.
But we persist with the charade. It keeps the morons happy.
Join Date: Jan 2004
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No Oz ATC untis have tea and coffee supplied FOC to the troops.
Most units have either a "brew club" or ATCs BYO their own coffe/tea, milk and sugar.
In Brissie, we have our own canteen, so during the hours of 0630 to 1930 local, we have (for a modest price) all the skinny mugocinnos you can shake a stick at.
Most units have either a "brew club" or ATCs BYO their own coffe/tea, milk and sugar.
In Brissie, we have our own canteen, so during the hours of 0630 to 1930 local, we have (for a modest price) all the skinny mugocinnos you can shake a stick at.
Join Date: Aug 2004
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I visited the ACC at Aix-de-Provence a few years ago - the old one - and in the cafeteria they offered wine alongside coffee and tea. Not free, of course, and I was told it was "for after work." More civilized than trips to one's locker on the mid-shift, no? (Yes, I actually knew a controller who did that.)
Not only is our tea and coffee free, but management having gone through their HSE Safety Mangement Sysytem whatnot decided there was a risk of the controllers wilting in the hot sun and provided a free water cooler in the VCR. Now all we need is a pissoir up there because of all the water noises...
