While out for our birthday co-celebration this weekend, we saw this sign on the table...
Is it just me or isn't a PINT equal to 16 OUNCES?
Basically, they want to charge you $5 for 18 ounces of beer. Gee, but, uh, I think I'll pass on this steal of a deal!
I guess if you're drinking enough, you wouldn't realize the discrepancy.
Is it just me or isn't a PINT equal to 16 OUNCES?
Basically, they want to charge you $5 for 18 ounces of beer. Gee, but, uh, I think I'll pass on this steal of a deal!
I guess if you're drinking enough, you wouldn't realize the discrepancy.
9 comments:
What a ripoff! Even I'm not dumb enough to fall for that one.
Those aren't even half-pint pints.
**sigh**
All I know is Sam is my friend.
Sheesh. New math. They should start talking about milliliters, that way everyone is confused and thinks they must be getting a helluva deal.
Actually, they don't need to put anything before the word pint, since it's a measure of liquid itself.
Ben O.
is the #one hiding behind the frame maybe??????
Good LORD!!! WHY are these stupid word verifications to freaking Loooooooooong lately?????
Good eye, Violet.
Such false advertising is an atrocity, they should represent their beer honestly :)
I guess like the word "is," the word "pint" is subject to interpretation. By this logic, can I say that I weigh 112 "pounds?"
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