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A $0.65 fountain drink that ended up costing me $30.65 after an unexpected overdraft due to a netflix monthly charge (random timing)that I didnt know of.

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I believe a Chateau Brion entree I ordered a couple of months ago was about $90.

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A $20 steak. I guess I need to get out more.

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I had either a Ketel & soda or Glenlivet neat at the Hard Rock that cost me about $10,000.

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I had either a Ketel & soda or Glenlivet neat at the Hard Rock that cost me about $10,000.

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Please elaborate.

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I had either a Ketel & soda or Glenlivet neat at the Hard Rock that cost me about $10,000.

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Please elaborate.

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Nothing really. About to color up. Remember I'm waiting on a drink. Downhill from there.

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6000 chicken fajitas

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and a so-sized (sp?) McBiscuit.

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lol it's supposed to be SO-SAGE (as in sausage) - but said like Peter says FAH-GIY-TA

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I had either a Ketel & soda or Glenlivet neat at the Hard Rock that cost me about $10,000.

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If we are talking drinks at a bar/club this is definately my case. My buddy (anonymous 2+2er) took a bunch of us out after a good night and we drank some handles of kettle for 200 a pop. If we are talking most expensive, as in from a store, I had some JW blue label and it was amazing.

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Louis XIV

Shot of that was $140 at the bar I worked at. And once had a meal that cost me 100 (my share).

The Louis tasted like any other cognac.

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Louis XIV

Shot of that was $140 at the bar I worked at. And once had a meal that cost me 100 (my share).

The Louis tasted like any other cognac.

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eh, I would hope they at least gave it to you in a nice snifter and not in a shot glass. I mean, honestly, who takes shots of cognac?