The cost of the food has also been a common complaint among students. For example, at Summit Subs, a submarine sandwich can cost more than the sandwiches at Subway on Forest Avenue. Because of the excess supply of money on their accounts, some students have found creative ways to decrease their balances. They then allowed the milk to sour before using it in the takeover of their house, a fraternity tradition. Others use the excess credit to buy staples such as soda and chips.
Some students take the excess funds to treat off-campus students to meals.
A few students suggested that the D-Shoppe should begin to accept the cards. Still others try to think of more generous ways to handle the situation. Armogan suggested inviting the underprivileged to Olmsted or Hubbell for a meal. Bowser's credit is above what it should be, but he isn't sure what he would do if he ran out of money. I don't know what I'll do.