Author Topic: $29.00 US Dollars?  (Read 527 times)

lazs

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« Reply #30 on: February 15, 2001, 08:10:00 AM »
pongo... thanks, probly be more action than the game has seen lately.   Geeze I hope this "drop the fighter hanger" fad dies out soon.
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« Reply #31 on: February 15, 2001, 08:58:00 AM »
 
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NATE what does MG stand for?

MG stands for "Mental Gelding"


Offline NHFoxtro

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« Reply #32 on: February 15, 2001, 09:04:00 AM »
Never mind FedEx, How about fedup with these topics. Less than a dollar a day. Its worth it

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« Reply #33 on: February 15, 2001, 09:19:00 AM »
 
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Or, go to the movies, watch Anthony Hopkins eat fried people fingers followed by watching Tom Hanks get a tan.. 4 hours; 29 bucks. American.

 
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This assumes that the participant either had a date, or ordered 4 large popcorns.  From what macboy has shown us... it was the latter.

AKDejaVu


Hey! I *resent* the statement about the movie theater.

$29 =

1 Adult Evening ticket: $8.25
1 Large Popcorn: $6.29
1 Large Drink (can never go without it) $4.50
Total: $19.04

You forgot that ALL large sizes come with a free refill!

Of course, a large size usually consists of a 2lb bag of popcorn and a 64oz mug.

Some small facts I'll let you in on:

Each small bag of popcorn sold at a movie theater costs about 2c. At a usual Hoyts going rate (local chain of theaters) of $4.29, you figure out the percent of profit. Same goes for that mug of coke you buy - the syrup is about $70 for each case in the back, and each of those cases puts out about 100 or so drinks at an average of $4.00 a piece.

The butter? About 100 calories each squirt. (dead serious)

Used to work in a movie theater!


Hey wait... isn't this thread about how Tom Hanks talks to a volleyball? (seems to tbe that FedEx is in the same situation)