Was a valet for 5 years, never. The joy ride never lasts for more than a mile anyway.
Well, except for that one time the valet stole a mustang....
Do people who valet not take pictures of their odometers?
When you order bottle service at the clurb (not misspelled, just 'properly' pronouncing it), and the bottle shows up open; they filled it up with cheap shit and it's not the Belvedere vodka you ordered.
Furthermore, the bottles with the shooting sparkles at the mouth of the bottle? Yarp - swapped booze again. The sparkler is there to get you to not realize you are being serviced an opened bottle with swapped booze.
That's because there's one major company in Italy that bought up all of the glasses companies....they own Lenscrafters and a bunch of the ready in an hour shops too...it's a vertiacally integrated money making machine that crosses continents. If you can buy frames made in China, you're actually doing a good thing by promoting competition in a very bleak marketplace.
You must work at some really shady clubs. The ones I've been to typically don't open the bottle until they get to your table.
And really? They sell bottles at 1000%+ markup. They really can't afford $20?
You must work at some really shady clubs. The ones I've been to typically don't open the bottle until they get to your table.
And really? They sell bottles at 1000%+ markup. They really can't afford $20?
that's actually what makes me angriest about bottle service - I'm already dropping 600 fucking bucks on this bottle, you can't just give me grey goose instead of ciroc?
on one of the latest episodes of bar rescue, they did the math/science on why bottle service is so expensive. it was interesting to hear exactly why it costs as much as they do.
it was really basic and a "duh" moment when i heard the reason, but the reason it costs that much is because in order for them to make more money selling it as a bottle instead of individual drinks, they just have to make it up that much.
on one of the latest episodes of bar rescue, they did the math/science on why bottle service is so expensive. it was interesting to hear exactly why it costs as much as they do.
it was really basic and a "duh" moment when i heard the reason, but the reason it costs that much is because in order for them to make more money selling it as a bottle instead of individual drinks, they just have to make it up that much.
16.9 shots in a 750ml bottle. Say 16 shots for spillage, waste, etc. Typical shot at a club is $10. So at the bar they are making $160 off that bottle they bought in bulk. A lot of times liquor companies give cases for free to get their liquor served at the club/bar.
You're paying for the privilege to be "VIP".