As Diana Ross once said...I'm coming out tonight
On the subject of a standard night out on the piss;
How much do you expect to spend, on average?
And obviously in relation to this, where do you live? Has it changed in different places you've lived in?
I'm interested to see the differences between England and America. Cause obviously in England, a night out in the north is going to be a damn sight cheaper than down here (I live in Brighton).
By a night out I mean...including early evening house pre-drinks, travel costs to town, the warm up pubs, entry to clubs, how much you'd expect to spend in there, and travel home.
If you like you can throw in the price of that dodgy kebab on the way back that you always regret, (though it is a perfectly valid excuse for feeling sick the next day...'Yeah so I drank twice my weight in jack daniels but it's the kebab that's made me ill').
Just curious really.
Found that when I was in Montreal I could get wankered (blind drunk) on peanuts. Though saying that I was refusing to tip the barmen and then using my englishness as an excuse. Cheapskate.
How much do you expect to spend, on average?
And obviously in relation to this, where do you live? Has it changed in different places you've lived in?
I'm interested to see the differences between England and America. Cause obviously in England, a night out in the north is going to be a damn sight cheaper than down here (I live in Brighton).
By a night out I mean...including early evening house pre-drinks, travel costs to town, the warm up pubs, entry to clubs, how much you'd expect to spend in there, and travel home.
If you like you can throw in the price of that dodgy kebab on the way back that you always regret, (though it is a perfectly valid excuse for feeling sick the next day...'Yeah so I drank twice my weight in jack daniels but it's the kebab that's made me ill').
Just curious really.
Found that when I was in Montreal I could get wankered (blind drunk) on peanuts. Though saying that I was refusing to tip the barmen and then using my englishness as an excuse. Cheapskate.