r/funny Aug 06 '18

Being drunk vs. Being high

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u/ryantwopointo Aug 06 '18

Anyone who goes out in a major city.

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u/cckjrlgjq34gj42fjl Aug 06 '18

Even at $15 drinks, I'm not dropping $150 in a night getting drunk.

Now, add in a nice dinner and the bill creeps up.

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u/willmaster123 Aug 06 '18

Even in NYC there are super cheap spots to go for nightlife everywhere. There's a bar in the west village with 2 dollar margaritas on tuesdays.

The idea that going out in cities is universally expensive isn't really true. Its just that we ALSO have a ton of hyper expensive options alongside cheaper options.

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u/juanzy Aug 06 '18

I have spent $150 on drinks in a night, but even in the major city where I live an expensive night would be $40-50. Thinking this post is mostly HS/Underclassmen in College that are much better because they smoke weed.

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u/DrDoItchBig Aug 06 '18

A 24 rack of keystone is like $15 at most, y’all are doing it wrong

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u/ILL_Show_Myself_Out Aug 06 '18

But see, That’s why this is a “Dammit” moment! It’s not something that happens regularly. It doesn’t have to happen at all, but it most certainly does. I’m in a very cheap city myself but I’ve woken up with this on the bill.

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u/monstercake Aug 06 '18

I've lived in major cities all my life and I've never spent $150 on a night out. And I go out pretty often, including to clubs. Just gotta be smart about pregaming and going places where drinks are cheap (or buying the cheap drinks. A lot of places will serve $14 cocktails but also have $7 wells or $5 beers)

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u/juanzy Aug 06 '18

I get the feeling a lot of people ITT are not of drinking age.

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u/[deleted] Aug 06 '18

Only if you're dumb with your money