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Been to Eeggees yet, Monster?
How much are you paying for N/A bevs?
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do you sell weed or weed infused products..?? **** 11k in soda money.. earn 11k a month in weed....you are in colorado
weed crust pizza..
weed burr
weed tea
weed water
standard weed edibles..
bud
etc etc
weed crust pizza..
weed burr
weed tea
weed water
standard weed edibles..
bud
etc etc
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Any restaurant where you have a waitress and it's not a dollar anymore...
Those same places sell cokes for a dollar as well...
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doesnt help
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Perhaps. Eeggees is a Tucson staple. I had 20 lbs shipped out to CO for Xmas gifts for a bunch of my family. A strawberry eeggees on a hot summer day is the best thing ever. Try it and thank me later.
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I prefer straight...
I'm a tea fan, much as a single malt fan.
Never cared much for additives...
Why destroy a fine thing.
PS: My claim is my own...
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I drink water because it's cheap.
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Drink water
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I've not seen one but will certainly give it a shot when I do.
I'm in Tucson often and will track one down.
Thanks...
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I've never understood the appeal to tea. Its brown water.
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I look at it like this: I tend to drink a lot of fluid when I eat out, so I judge based upon the Euro Standard:
I can usually get a 3dL Kofola for about a euro in Slovakia at a good restaurant, and usually drink 2 of them, so you're looking at about 2 euros for ~20 oz, which, at the current rate is about $2.10 for ~20oz. At the "thirsty" end I would drink 3, so about $3.15 for 30.5oz.
So, if your average soft drink (usually an Arnold Palmer for me since we can't get Kofola in the states, and iced tea and/or lemonade is rare over there), is about a pint, I would usually drink 2 pints at the thirsty end of the scale, so if a "soda" is $3.15 or less, and I usually get a refill, I break even. anything more and I'll just do water unless it's a night to splurge.
Granted, that's at places here that have bottomless sodas. There are a few that still charge somthing like $3.50 for a single pint of Coke, sprite, iced tea, etc. I usually get water there.
I can usually get a 3dL Kofola for about a euro in Slovakia at a good restaurant, and usually drink 2 of them, so you're looking at about 2 euros for ~20 oz, which, at the current rate is about $2.10 for ~20oz. At the "thirsty" end I would drink 3, so about $3.15 for 30.5oz.
So, if your average soft drink (usually an Arnold Palmer for me since we can't get Kofola in the states, and iced tea and/or lemonade is rare over there), is about a pint, I would usually drink 2 pints at the thirsty end of the scale, so if a "soda" is $3.15 or less, and I usually get a refill, I break even. anything more and I'll just do water unless it's a night to splurge.
Granted, that's at places here that have bottomless sodas. There are a few that still charge somthing like $3.50 for a single pint of Coke, sprite, iced tea, etc. I usually get water there.
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We eat out semi-frequently and the beverage of choice depends on the meal. For lunch I usually have tea and I guess that it usually ~$2.50-$3.00. For dinner its wine and those prices are just stupid high. I suppose as a % the mark up/gross profit isn't much higher than tea but alcoholic bevvies are pricey. I avoid soft drinks though at times, not very well.
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Rule of thumb: One glass of wine should pay for most of the bottle in a restaurant setting. There is 3 and a half glasses of wine per bottle if poured to normal amount.
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That's another whole conversation. To me, the proper pour is 6 OZ as a bottle is 25 ounces and some change. Four glasses to a bottle. The trend or either a 5 oz or an 8 oz pour is stupid and a pain in the ass.
Our wine cost goals are under 32%. We charge less for the bigger, more expensive bottles and more for the cheaper bottles.
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3.5 glasses out of a melchizedek sounds more than reasonable.
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3.5 glasses..... That's out of the big bottle right?
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My Aunt lives in Tucson and my mom/sisters are obsessed with it.... I like it, but they get hyperbolic about how good those slushy things are.