There are signs all over the law building, calling on students to join in on an organized day-long boycott of the new coffeehouse, for:
1) having prices that are too high and
2) not offering products that the student community wants (like sandwiches).
Can someone- anyone- explain the logic behind this? Or is this just knee-jerk Israeli strategy kicking in?
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It's actually very clever. People normally respond to high prices & bad food by not eating at a restaurant. It's called supply and demand.
The students putting up signs are real smart. They are going to claim credit for something that was already happening. I think I'll put up signs telling people to boycott space travel until prices go down and quality improves. I refuse to pay $20 million to asphyxiate in vacuum.
Rachel
The boycott is continuing! I think now they are offering free coffee to entice people to join their noble cause. There's such a large part of me that hopes that this is just a joke, and a larger part that really doubts it.
If the restaurant doesn't serve sandwiches, and as a result the students refuse to eat the sandwiches which are not there, is it really a boycott?
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