Alan Harper's Tash
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20 Stories - Manchester
- Thread starter rickmcfc
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He should have stuck with a MackesonThat's nearly a week's pension.
And some of you lot wonder why us FOCs moan...
stonerblue
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Robbing bastards3x Manchester Tart cocktails
2x Espresso Martini’s
1x Gin and Tonic.
That’s £94 please.
How the deck can they charge these sort of prices. Safe to say we left swiftly after the one drink. Will not be returning
Blimey! What do they charge for a pint of Fosters?
They probably don't sell pints, if they do it will be some fancy pale ale at about a tenner a glass.
It's quite an amusing idea that high prices keep the riff raff out. It more than likely keeps out decent people not stupid enough to get ripped off. The criminals and drug dealers will have plenty of cash and can probably sell their wares for more money in these places.
I remember years ago when clubs imposed all sorts of dress rules to keep the riff raff out. Of course these rules were just another weapon for the bouncers to refuse entry to anybody they didn't like the look of. "Sorry mate no trainers/black/,brown shoes, no shirts without a collar/no shirts with a collar blah blah blah." The scallies would go to the market and buy a suit for £35, get in and smash the place up lol.
He should have stuck with a Mackeson
A half of mild.
dickie davies
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And I thought my 90 minute bottomless brunch for £29 was expensive
feedmpenzaandhewillscore
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They probably don't sell pints, if they do it will be some fancy pale ale at about a tenner a glass.
It's quite an amusing idea that high prices keep the riff raff out. It more than likely keeps out decent people not stupid enough to get ripped off. The criminals and drug dealers will have plenty of cash and can probably sell their wares for more money in these places.
I remember years ago when clubs imposed all sorts of dress rules to keep the riff raff out. Of course these rules were just another weapon for the bouncers to refuse entry to anybody they didn't like the look of. "Sorry mate no trainers/black/,brown shoes, no shirts without a collar/no shirts with a collar blah blah blah." The scallies would go to the market and buy a suit for £35, get in and smash the place up lol.
It doesn’t keep the riff raff out though, I walked past there a couple of Saturdays ago and they were lining up round the block to get in. The clientele they get look like roided up drug dealers with shit sleeve tattoos and orange women with shit lip jobs, the view is nice in 20 stories but you wouldn’t want to share it with the specimens that go in there.
Blue Maverick
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Give me the the Millstone any day.
Bluesince1979
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Imagine queuing up to get in somewhereIt doesn’t keep the riff raff out though, I walked past there a couple of Saturdays ago and they were lining up round the block to get in. The clientele they get look like roided up drug dealers with shit sleeve tattoos and orange women with shit lip jobs, the view is nice in 20 stories but you wouldn’t want to share it with the specimens that go in there.