refreshments

If you're accepted, the ticket is $99 and includes food and refreshments.

Forgoing refreshments provided by the airline is not such a sacrifice.

If the exemption does not apply, you should accept that these refreshments represent a trivial benefit.

Setting a slightly unnatural 'pattern' to a flight with timed refreshments, meals, sleepy time etc.

The booths that always seem most crowded are those that have food/refreshments so I'd work that in too.

I live near NYC where it costs $30-$40 for two people to go to a movie with refreshments.

They don't mind you doing it and some libraries have refreshments available.

I hear refreshments and snack cakes are to be served and a bar will begin selling liquor soon (cash only).

Obviously, since water (and many other refreshments) are served on planes.

[1] An execution was literally something you'd take your kids to and buy refreshments at, like a play.

No refreshments, have to fiddle with cash etc.

I had a standing offer to deliver stacks of pizzas and appropriate refreshments to any team who wanted to take it on as a weekend hack project.

Being cheap about things like refreshments and office equipment ("you have to buy your own second monitor") is a morale killer.

Even the "perfect" gas station -- one that had the cheapest, best tasting refreshments, the cheapest gas, the fanciest pumps, the friendliest attendants -- couldn't add new parking spaces and pumps every day in any kind of realistic manner.

"there's a morale penalty applied every day when someone walks past where there used to be refreshments, and has to keep walking another 30 feet to the water fountain or vending machine." True, but there's a measurable labor cost.