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Originally posted by suityou01 View PostSo you were complaining about how much it is costing your employer? Wow you're a real company man!
Admin, get his badge ffs. Not even nostalgia from his contracting days is worth this drivel
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Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostActually I was travelling, so I can expense it. And the Fish and Chips at the Brunel bar. Chomp, chomp, slurp.
Admin, get his badge ffs. Not even nostalgia from his contracting days is worth this drivel
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I don't know about bristol, but that does't sound too far off London prices. I'd expect that in an airport.
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Originally posted by suityou01 View PostMF is permie so can't expense like we can. Have a heart man.
Does anyone know the analysis code on Sage for Monte Cristos?
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Are you all really cut out to be contractors?
Penny wise and pound foolish, you lot!
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Just been to Norway it was nearly £10 a pint- everything here is a snip in comparison
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Originally posted by BoredBloke View PostA pub near the playhouse in edinburgh tried to charge me £6+ for a pint of peroni.
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£7 for a 330ml stubby in the Aqua bar in the Shard. Walked past the ground floor on the weekend and there was a queue to get in at 3 in the afternoon.
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€1.40 for a glass here in Munich.
Guess if you've hang out in dodgy airports you pay dodgy prices.
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A pub near the playhouse in edinburgh tried to charge me £6+ for a pint of peroni.
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Originally posted by fullyautomatix View PostIts an airport, you cannot expect pub prices in there.
These days I dont even bother looking at the cost inside the airport. They are taking advantage of captive audience and selling at ridiculous prices. The liquid ban has also allowed them to sell bottled water at more than a price of petrol.
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Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostPeroni? Well obviously not, but £2.75 for a half pint at Bristol airport. Fook me!!!! £5.50 for a pint!!! I expect the barman to come round and blow me as well for £5.50!
Originally posted by vetran£40 in Soho, young thing and got ripped off.
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