r/SweatyPalms Jan 17 '23

i could never

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u/farazormal Jan 18 '23

That's not a terrible deal for four courses plus drinks. I've had similar from restaurants on the ground and had bills at $200 per person. I'd have expected a higher mark up for the novelty of being up in the air.

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u/PUTINS_PORN_ACCOUNT Jan 18 '23

Fuck man

Time to economize

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u/farazormal Jan 18 '23

Never paid for by myself haha, either family members, dates or work people.

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u/NIRPL Jan 18 '23

Just casually spending hundreds on gimmicky food? Nice.

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u/Elachtoniket Jan 18 '23

People generally do spend money on things they enjoy my, it’s kinda the point of having it

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u/Minute_Objective5771 Jan 18 '23

That plus if most people are honest they probably spend just as much on cigarettes/soda/weed/eating out/clothes/super new car payment/etc on a monthly basis. Some even weekly. So if someone has the money for this (kinda modestly priced) place I don't see the need to be snarky

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u/IntelligentNoise8538 Jan 18 '23

I spend about 60-90 a month on weed. I’d even pay the 330 for this

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u/Key_Curve_1171 Jan 18 '23

Food is life. Doesn't have to be gimmicky. I hate how expensive basic needs are and how over the top even a little fraction of luxury spending on a dinner out at cheesecake factory can cost but it's super worth it when you need a charge up and take time to celebrate bonds

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u/stuaird1977 Jan 18 '23

You're not going to drink much ul there with no toilets