Cha-ching!
Cha-ching!
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I only pay for my first drink usually 😎 bartab plus cover is like no more than 30 most nights. Groceries though you can easily blow 300 on just a weeks worth these days
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How? Are you paying like $15+ a pint or something?
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...yes? Is this not common?
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Certainly not here anyway, £5 already feels expensive so if it's that much I will probably only have 1. Can usually find places that sell you a £2-3 pint.
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I think people would rather pay more for entertainment things rather than things required to survive.
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Not a bad idea to splurge a bit on something fun every now and then to help with your mental health. Just not too often that it becomes a problem.
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Billionaires: fuck you I want gold plating on the 6th level of my new yatch
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Why drink your own alcohol when you can go to a disappointing bar and pay a 400-600% markup?
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It's one of the few third places left, and one of the only third places open late when people are out of normal 9 to 5 work
Look how they massacred most coffee shops. 99% of them are for grabbing coffee togo, not for sitting down in.
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Isn't the definiton of a third place that you can go there and just chill, without having to spend money?
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That’s a wild take. Most people I know don’t go to bars for an efficient alcoholic experience. They go so they can dance and talk with people. Sure its like $7 a beer or $13 a drink, but that pays for clean up you don’t have to do, a place to hang out, and giving people willing to work late money to live. I don’t have any alcohol at home since it’s honestly too cheap and has already caused me problems.
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You’re not just paying for the alcohol. You’re paying for service, a place to hang out, and not having to kick drunk people out of your home.
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All very valid - my one is paying to not have to clear up or load a dishwasher with a banging fucking headache the next morning.
It's an expensive luxury these days, though.
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A T M O S P H E R E
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For watered down shet :<
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The bar fits many many more people, some of whom you don't already know!
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At my local bars, I tell them I'm (still) unemployed and then ask for the saddest, cheapest, beer. Usually it's High Life or a sad little green can I can't remember the name of. $4 or $5. One of them's a local enough bar that I know most of the bartenders now, at least.
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5 dollars for a bad beer?? I pay 3 euros for a great beer!
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Genesee, Rolling Rock, Pilsner Urquell, Dos Equis, Harp, or Heineken?
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Unlike groceries, you don't need to cook alcohol and clean the glasses when you're done.
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that's like 3 drinks now
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Look at moneybags over here
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I'm the opposite, I go to groceries and buy snacks and stuff and pay 100 without breaking a sweat but If I have a 100 bill in a bar I'm in deep depression for the next 3 weeks.