On one hand, you have to give Qwest Field Concessions credit for mastering the art of the optical illusion. On the other hand, this is deceptive gouging that warrants a class action lawsuit if there is any truth to it. What do you get when a large beer at Qwest Field in Seattle costs $1.25 more than a small beer and the only difference between the two is the appearance of the cups they're in? The answer very well may involve attorneys. In fact, it may be relatively easy to prove how much money has been stolen from fans who purchased large beers.
How many sold x's $1.25. Simple.
Outrageous. The good news? Height is overrated.
h/t Hot Air
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