What if you take out every other one I wonder?Yes I agree if you get a 32oz styrofoam cup it will be held hostage out I have considered removing a couple of the rubber tabs. Removing 1 would still leave enough tension on the cup so it won't move around without holding the cup "hostage". Maybe duct tape a couple up so they don't grab so much. I just haven't done it yet. I will try the tape and see what that does.
One time they gave me a cup with a block of ice inside, so when i tried to break my straw through the ice, i poked a hole in the side of the cup. Took me like a minute to realize it, and by then my pants had a nice size stain, and I had to hold the cup sideways until i drank enough to get under the hole >_<.same problem here i have found a cheap and simple way around this problem without clipping the flaps. i just put an empty cup in the holder and put my drink inside the cup it is also helpful when you happen to get a leaky cup from McDonalds
leave it to McDonalds to give you more ice than drink. I have finally started asking for mine with no ice but it still doesn't stop them from giving me a defective cup about once a month... one of my friends is probably poking the holes in mineOne time they gave me a cup with a block of ice inside, so when i tried to break my straw through the ice, i poked a hole in the side of the cup. Took me like a minute to realize it, and by then my pants had a nice size stain, and I had to hold the cup sideways until i drank enough to get under the hole >_<.
And of course my friend just laughed his ass off the whole time.
Hey there captain obvious...hate to be that guy..but theres a reason why they are so tight..so that when you stop short or turn a sharp corner the cup and liquid doesnt go all over the place
Yeah that's the way I do it currently, but it's still a fight.After pulling off my first Mickey D's coffee cup lid while not knowing my new Cruze was optioned with the Kung Fu Grip cup holders, I've learned to twist and pull up slowly to release the cup. Give it a try before trimming as it seems to work for me.