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Marianne · 04-28-2008, 09:08 AM

Thanks for the replies!

We went to Carrabbas on Saturday and it is "Happy Hour" between 3pm and 7pm. So hubby orders Yeungling draft and he gets two 12 oz beers for $3.25.

Chilis: 16 oz for $3.99
Carrabbas: 24 oz for $3.25

Patrick: I have noticed that everything is getting smaller but is the same price. Another thing that is pissing me off is that more and more gas stations now only display the "regular" gas price so if you use the higher grades you don't know the price until you get to the pumps. It used to be that each grade was 10c more, but now it is a 12-15c differential.

Lew: I like Corona with spicy food, and use a glass so I can squeeze the lime into it. I usually drink Stella at home, now that I can get it at our supermarket ($13.99 for a 12 pack).

04-28-2008, 09:08 AM	#7 of 7
Marianne Member Join Date: May 2000 Local Time: 09:16 AM Local Date: 09-05-2008 Posts: 1,677	Re: Chilis and the price of beer Thanks for the replies! We went to Carrabbas on Saturday and it is "Happy Hour" between 3pm and 7pm. So hubby orders Yeungling draft and he gets two 12 oz beers for $3.25. Chilis: 16 oz for $3.99 Carrabbas: 24 oz for $3.25 Patrick: I have noticed that everything is getting smaller but is the same price. Another thing that is pissing me off is that more and more gas stations now only display the "regular" gas price so if you use the higher grades you don't know the price until you get to the pumps. It used to be that each grade was 10c more, but now it is a 12-15c differential. Lew: I like Corona with spicy food, and use a glass so I can squeeze the lime into it. I usually drink Stella at home, now that I can get it at our supermarket ($13.99 for a 12 pack). Last edited by Marianne : 04-28-2008 at 10:29 AM.