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In reply to the discussion: How The Drop in Alcohol Consumption is Raising the Price of Entrees and Concerts [View all]Initech
(106,535 posts)36. That's one thing this article fails to take into account.
Nobody wants to buy a lot of alcohol and then drive home or you'll risk a DUI. On top of that, Uber rides after shows are absolutely absurd when they tack on a 300% surcharge. Especially in places that lack mass transit. It's literally a damned if you do, damned if you don't situation.
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How The Drop in Alcohol Consumption is Raising the Price of Entrees and Concerts [View all]
GreatGazoo
Oct 6
OP
Have you seen the price of beers at stadiums and concert venues? Utterly ridiculous!
Initech
Oct 6
#1
God only knows, how much at a stadium now? I attended an Arizona Cardinals game back in 2008,
Jack Valentino
Oct 6
#40
LESS than seven dollars will buy me the equivalent of eight beers at Dollar General (in 24's)
Jack Valentino
Oct 6
#41
Last time I bought a drink at an entertainment venue it cost $12 for a can of lukewarm Budweiser.
Midnight Writer
Oct 6
#8
I am shocked, shocked I tell you, that in these ridiculous times, people don't consume as much alcohol.
raccoon
Oct 6
#11
I can't stand most beer and wine. I'm OK with sweet German whites like Spatlese...
3catwoman3
Oct 6
#26
The Knee-Jerk Response To Less Alcohol Being Used Is To Raise Prices On The Drinks........
global1
Oct 6
#27
Personally, I think the decline is due to the ongoing decriminalization of weed.
Wednesdays
Oct 6
#30
No, that isn't it. I'm wondering where GreatGazoo found this first paragraph
highplainsdem
Oct 6
#37
I did more digging, answered one of my questions but found another problem with how the OP was written.
highplainsdem
Oct 6
#38