I think I’d have to shop elsewhere…..but then I’m a Broke Brummie!
Wonder if it’s part of the meal deal.
If you take care of the pennies the pounds take care of themselves.
Is that 2017 for 3999.9? And 2015 for 3500? That’s madness, the 2015 is the much better vintage.
Imagine being the peasant who thinks Petrus belongs in a fridge
I can hear the dinner table muttering from here…
“Tarquin only brought one bottle again. You know he can drink two to himself!”
I’m working class scum … but I’m not uneducated.
So, *I’d* be looking down *my* nose at *anyone* who went shopping there: have some decorum, for goodness sake … send the *man!*
Self checkout till be like “would you like to round up to £4000 for charity?”
The shop assistant is more likely thinking you’re an idiot for spending £800 on a bottle of wine. I guarantee they use the same minimum wage staff as other corner shops.
Wasn’t the cheapest flat there still like 3 million. I’m not that surprised
Battersea and Chelsea which is over the river from the power station is one of the most affluent postcodes in the UK. This isn’t that much of a shock. It’s like going into a Ferrari garage and gesturing at all the expensive cars in faux surprise.
This better not be the fridge, red does not go in the fridge.
Petrus is all well and good if you’re having meat but what about if you’re doing fish? Will they have a bottle of Blue Nun on chill?
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I think I’d have to shop elsewhere…..but then I’m a Broke Brummie!
Wonder if it’s part of the meal deal.
If you take care of the pennies the pounds take care of themselves.
Is that 2017 for 3999.9? And 2015 for 3500? That’s madness, the 2015 is the much better vintage.
Imagine being the peasant who thinks Petrus belongs in a fridge
I can hear the dinner table muttering from here…
“Tarquin only brought one bottle again. You know he can drink two to himself!”
I’m working class scum … but I’m not uneducated.
So, *I’d* be looking down *my* nose at *anyone* who went shopping there: have some decorum, for goodness sake … send the *man!*
Self checkout till be like “would you like to round up to £4000 for charity?”
The shop assistant is more likely thinking you’re an idiot for spending £800 on a bottle of wine. I guarantee they use the same minimum wage staff as other corner shops.
Wasn’t the cheapest flat there still like 3 million. I’m not that surprised
Battersea and Chelsea which is over the river from the power station is one of the most affluent postcodes in the UK. This isn’t that much of a shock. It’s like going into a Ferrari garage and gesturing at all the expensive cars in faux surprise.
This better not be the fridge, red does not go in the fridge.
Petrus is all well and good if you’re having meat but what about if you’re doing fish? Will they have a bottle of Blue Nun on chill?
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