Rhetorical, i'm not hyjacking your thread any more!

[softball]

so what would you spend your 800 bucks on for fun?

"try as you might and point/counter point "
Actually, that was your decision to try that. I am not trying at all. I am most confident in my discussion.

[spazlabz]

Originally Posted by rhetorical

so what would you spend your 800 bucks on for fun?

a trip with the family to an amusement park, although i would probably need a little more then $800


spaz

[gonzo]

Spaz would spend $800 on zipper ribs.

[spazlabz]

Originally Posted by gonzo

Spaz would spend $800 on zipper ribs.

not the ribs.. too much, but their beans!! Oh hell yeah


spaz

[softball]

Originally Posted by spazlabz

a trip with the family to an amusement park, although i would probably need a little more then $800


spaz

800 bucks at an amusement park? Wow, that is a lot of amusement. If you think an 800 dollar dinner is like shit through a goose, that wouldn't even last that long. I'll take the dinner.

[spazlabz]

Originally Posted by rhetorical

800 bucks at an amusement park? Wow, that is a lot of amusement. If you think an 800 dollar dinner is like shit through a goose, that wouldn't even last that long. I'll take the dinner.

there is no amusement park near me man, it'd be a week long trip at least to Cedar Point in OH and it would definitely be better then a single meal in any resturaunt on the planet...


spaz

[MaskTVMaura]

Eating out at restaurants hasn't been in my budget for quite some time and so I've gotten really good at organic cooking. I'm willing to bet that I eat better at home than most people do when they eat out at fancy restaurants.

[softball]

Originally Posted by spazlabz

there is no amusement park near me man, it'd be a week long trip at least to Cedar Point in OH and it would definitely be better then a single meal in any resturaunt on the planet...


spaz

I used to live half an hour from a huge amusement park and I went once in fifteen years. No Wallyworlds for me. Screaming kids and burning burgers I can only take in small doses.
Still gotta go with the restaurants. In fact I have three nights booked this month in some of Vancouver's best. Fool that I am.

[Toby]

Originally Posted by rhetorical

...I have three nights booked this month in some of Vancouver's best.

If that's what you enjoy and how you choose to spend your money, more power to ya.

My brother is a classically trained chef, so I've had a number of opportunities to dine in some pretty exclusive restaurants as his guest. I will admit that the food was terrific, but I don't think I enjoyed it any more than a good crawfish boil with all the eats dumped in a pile in the middle of the table, no utensils, hands only, with a good supply of napkins and lots of cold beer.

[softball]

Originally Posted by Toby

If that's what you enjoy and how you choose to spend your money, more power to ya.

My brother is a classically trained chef, so I've had a number of opportunities to dine in some pretty exclusive restaurants as his guest. I will admit that the food was terrific, but I don't think I enjoyed it any more than a good crawfish boil with all the eats dumped in a pile in the middle of the table, no utensils, hands only, with a good supply of napkins and lots of cold beer.

Its all a matter of how you like to pass your time. Its all eating to me and I love to eat. But when I hear people whining about expensive meals and expensive wine saying it isn't worth it, I have to call time. Some of these restuarants may not be good, that's true. Not all crawfish boils are equal. I have seen people fuck up crab feasts and some of the chlli I have eaten is just heartburn crap.
But if you spend a lot of money and get great wine, great service, and amazing food, it is worth it. That is why high end dining exists. Nothing to do with the gullibility of the patrons.