$0.85 for a schmear of butter
 

That's what the bagel shop charges me to have my bagel buttered. :mad:

Hey man they got lotsa overhead.

It must be REALLY GOOD butter.:D

Is a plain bagel $7?:eek:

I cried because I had no shoes, then I met a man who had no lox.

That's to disincentivise(?) you from making an unhealthy choice. Pre-emptive taxation if you will.;)

Maybe they're going with the it's expensive therefore it must be good idea.

I thought it was free. They have the bagel prices listed, then in the corner it lists the "on the side" items.

fuq! It's a good thing I don't go to bagel shops often.

Somebody better get a clue about the recession...............:eek:

Think how much labor went into that schmear.


Health insurance, pension, profit-sharing, unemployment....




I think you underpaid.

At work here, they've started charging a nickle for each of the small condiments - butter pats, peanut butter, jellies, etc... :rolleyes: Friggen' 40 cents to add cheese to an egg!

I think it's a depression. Why not just charge .85 extra for the bagel and tell the customer the butter is free.

BYOB

bring your own butter

That's it!
Next time at a diner or buffet line your pockets with those little butter packs.
Order your bagel,take a butter knife out of your pocket,pop the cover and spread your butter on your bagel.

Heh..........bagels $2.00 each..........but, you get butter and cream cheese with that..........:rolleyes:

My thoughts exactly. Then sell a few packs to other customers for $.50.
I've never heard of a charge for buttering a bagel before. Do they charge for toasting it too?

You could recommend that they invest in one of these:
http://www.webstaurantstore.com/prince-castle-50-stainless-steel-butter-spreader/62850.html