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| quote: | Originally posted by Spam
True! Anything more than 1.50 for a bottle of water is outrageous. On alcohol, pop, juice I really don't care what you charge. But something like water, that people need when they're out dancing at a club SHOULD be easily available. I make sure to always keep 4 bucks on me in case of instances like what happened to me at the Oakenfold party, where I very nearly passed out from dehydration until one of the bartenders gave me a free glass of water from the tap. More clubs should offer that choice, System Soundbar is great for that, I'd even pay a buck for a glass of tap water when faced with a choice between a bottle for 3.75 and that. I think clubs make most of their profit from drink sales (correct me if I'm wrong) and understand the thought process behind jacking up prices, but for a bottle of water, I think the prices are insane. I'd be HAPPY if it were only $2.50 I'd probably buy 2 or 3 a night rather than the 0 I buy right now. |
If the water were $1.50 or $2.50 then you'd be complaining because cover is $30-40. The club has to pay it's staff, DJs as well as guest djs' hotel bills, dinner bills and flights somehow. This goes for ANY club in Toronto. Consider yourself lucky that you dont live somewhere else in the world where cover is routinely $30-40 (no guests) and drinks are $10.
Clubs are not entertainment charities. Having said that though, tap water is always free although i suspect most people would rather pay for bottled water because it just tastes better.
One last note. Its always interesting when people complain about drink prices at a bar when they would never think twice about paying $3 for the same can of pop at a restaurant that they could buy at the supermarket for 75 cents.
When you buy a drink at a club you are paying for more than the drink. You are paying for the club in which you bought it. And trust me when i say that $10-15 at the front door doesnt cover it.
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