god the tedium of the "BUT COSTY LIVS CRISIS" of teh graun article. Not everyone is struggling for peas. Get over it. Twas always thus and always will be - generous givers can still fork out for their own luxuries, it doesn't make them evil. We don't all need to wear hair shirts
Found the "if you voluntarily pay another £370 for add-ons and services, it will cost nearly as much as another fixed price meal once cost" angle a bit unnecessary.
I wouldn't pay to eat it in a banquet with a bunch of khunts taking a million photos for Instagram to be honest, which I very strongly suspect it what this will be and besides as I get older I just don't really enjoy the whole Michelin star style of cooking to be honest. I don't think it's inherently obscene or anything though.
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Seems a bit discriminatory
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yes if i had the money
puck and ducasse? that’s a once in a lifetime evening
you can’t take it with you
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Absolutely
Will book - thanks for bringing this to my attention
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god the tedium of the "BUT COSTY LIVS CRISIS" of teh graun article. Not everyone is struggling for peas. Get over it. Twas always thus and always will be - generous givers can still fork out for their own luxuries, it doesn't make them evil. We don't all need to wear hair shirts
(what *would* you spend a grand for a ticket on?)
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I would do that, but not keen on the dessert.
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so jealous davos
(assume you’re joking but still jealous in my head)
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Found the "if you voluntarily pay another £370 for add-ons and services, it will cost nearly as much as another fixed price meal once cost" angle a bit unnecessary.
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They had a table but by the time I sorted childcare it seems to have gone
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I wouldn't pay to eat it in a banquet with a bunch of khunts taking a million photos for Instagram to be honest, which I very strongly suspect it what this will be and besides as I get older I just don't really enjoy the whole Michelin star style of cooking to be honest. I don't think it's inherently obscene or anything though.
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