swansonj
Guru
I normally have one bowl of cereal and some yoghurt for breakfast.
When I stay at a hotel on a B&B rate, it seems a waste not to have some juice, cereal, yoghurt, scrambled egg, toast, honey, more toast, and a chocolate croissant. So I eat far more than I really need.
All-inclusive works well for some people - people who habitually have a full English. But from my perspective, i’d rather not be subsidising them. I stayed at a university recently where rashers of bacon, sausages etc were priced per unit and the students paid for exactly what they consumed.
I hope the parallel is obvious enough.
When I stay at a hotel on a B&B rate, it seems a waste not to have some juice, cereal, yoghurt, scrambled egg, toast, honey, more toast, and a chocolate croissant. So I eat far more than I really need.
All-inclusive works well for some people - people who habitually have a full English. But from my perspective, i’d rather not be subsidising them. I stayed at a university recently where rashers of bacon, sausages etc were priced per unit and the students paid for exactly what they consumed.
I hope the parallel is obvious enough.