At last.
No.
It's like the pint being half full or half empty that is valid. But to say the pint is 100% full and there;s for 0% emprty just doesn't make sense and the phrase wouldn't be used.
I've done a similar thing with studetmns in order to teach them. In one lab they learn how and why a fuse blows. If they come to me with a blown fuse and ask me for another I give them a blown fuse. That teaches them the differnce between a blown fuse and a working one.
If I were working in a pub and someone places an empty glass down and says same again, I'd give them an empty pint glass then they'd get the same again as they asked for.