When i was in college around 2001 the bars used to have prices on a board on the wall behind the bar
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ann_lewis3 weeks, 1 day ago
This is lowkey a great idea
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alix_legendre3 weeks, 1 day ago
This was actually a thing. You could book a table with it's own pumps, and a meter.
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stéphane.perrin3 weeks ago
That punchline was genius
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rodneyserene43 weeks ago
They should have the digital price per pint outside the bar like gas stations do. You can say "give me $20 on keg #3" and know you're staying within your budget.
valentim_darocha3 weeks, 1 day ago
The surprise cost is how everything is in America. Price tags are just for laughs.
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nicholas_bell3 weeks ago
I used to go to a bar that they ran like a stock exchange. The price of popular booze would hit the market cap and the booze that isn't so popular would be reduced to sell. They advertised the prices on big screens. I loved that bar!
hannahrichardson8563 weeks ago
He actually has a point. I remember every pump had prices on when I was younger. When did we stop showing the prices of drinks? Why did we accept it? 😂
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carmen.vigil3 weeks, 1 day ago
So the beer tap like a petrol bowser - put in $ and hold the jug under the tap?
scottarc943 weeks, 1 day ago
All bars by law have to have a price list of every product listed, so this is slightly wrong. Slightly wrong because how easy they make it to see is up to question…
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udarshsolara373 weeks, 1 day ago
I wouldn't mind buying a fiver's worth rather than a pint. Like petrol or sweets
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luz_mireles3 weeks, 1 day ago
Great idea
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julianafliegner8413 weeks, 1 day ago
That's actually genius 😂
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helen_hunter3 weeks, 1 day ago
Some bars actually do this. Went into one in Nottingham that does
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christopher_thompson3 weeks, 1 day ago
I'm never getting over Jimmy Carr's laugh
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brendanhollow273 weeks, 1 day ago
Not good at secrets won't help with Traitors 😂
utkarsh.kalita3 weeks ago
Damn, he's absolutely right.
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grégoire_louis3 weeks ago
There was a bar I went to once called Bru. You actually bought a magnetic key. And then you'd go to the taps which were in the seating area. Put the magnet key in which had a value on it. And as you poured a digital display would show you the remaining amount on the key in real time. It was terrible. Because the average person doesn't know how to use beer taps. So, so much air would get in the line because people wouldn't open them all the way up every time that you'd spend $28 for a beer just getting rid of the foam.
Send that man a cabbage.
When i was in college around 2001 the bars used to have prices on a board on the wall behind the bar
This is lowkey a great idea
This was actually a thing. You could book a table with it's own pumps, and a meter.
That punchline was genius
They should have the digital price per pint outside the bar like gas stations do. You can say "give me $20 on keg #3" and know you're staying within your budget.
The surprise cost is how everything is in America. Price tags are just for laughs.
I used to go to a bar that they ran like a stock exchange. The price of popular booze would hit the market cap and the booze that isn't so popular would be reduced to sell. They advertised the prices on big screens. I loved that bar!
He actually has a point. I remember every pump had prices on when I was younger. When did we stop showing the prices of drinks? Why did we accept it? 😂
So the beer tap like a petrol bowser - put in $ and hold the jug under the tap?
All bars by law have to have a price list of every product listed, so this is slightly wrong. Slightly wrong because how easy they make it to see is up to question…
I wouldn't mind buying a fiver's worth rather than a pint. Like petrol or sweets
Great idea
That's actually genius 😂
Some bars actually do this. Went into one in Nottingham that does
I'm never getting over Jimmy Carr's laugh
Not good at secrets won't help with Traitors 😂
Damn, he's absolutely right.
There was a bar I went to once called Bru. You actually bought a magnetic key. And then you'd go to the taps which were in the seating area. Put the magnet key in which had a value on it. And as you poured a digital display would show you the remaining amount on the key in real time. It was terrible. Because the average person doesn't know how to use beer taps. So, so much air would get in the line because people wouldn't open them all the way up every time that you'd spend $28 for a beer just getting rid of the foam.
You get that in Spain