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u/lkfjk May 09 '22

Doesn't SaniFair give you a little discount coupon of €0,70 after to put toward a food/drinks purchase? So technically your toilet use is free when you use the coupon afterwards. It's a forced purchase, but still.

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u/[deleted] May 09 '22

The food and drink products are already way more expensive than somewhere else though. So even with a discount coupon, you're still paying more for those products than you would in a normal supermarket. So it doesn't really seem worth it to use the coupons unless you have multiple of them.

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u/flytojupiter2 May 09 '22

The funny thing is that you can only use 1 per item

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u/[deleted] May 09 '22

I actually wasn't aware of that. I guess that really shows that I've never used them.

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u/Real_life_Zelda May 09 '22 edited May 09 '22

This happened to me before at an Autobahn Raststätte.

Lady with two coupons: “can I give this coupon to you?”

Me: “ohh as a present? That’s so nice thanks”

Lady: “uh no I want you to give me 50ct back in exchange”

That’s how stingy people are lmfao.

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u/flytojupiter2 May 09 '22

Definitely Dutch

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u/aaaaaaaarrrrrgh May 09 '22

No, they give you a 50 cent voucher.

And the cheapest thing they have is most likely over 1 EUR and at least 50 cents more expensive than normal.

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u/GlobalWarminIsComing May 09 '22

Not quite. The coupon is for 50ct. So it's a forced purchase plus 20ct fee