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LEBRON JAMES BUYS OUT THE BAR FOR HIS HOMIES...COULDA JUST BOUGHT THE BAR... $171K TAB
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That's what I'm saying... all that money for booze and he can't can afford to buy some Rogaine?
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That's what I'm saying... all that money for booze and he can't can afford to buy some Rogaine?
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It doesn't make him a bad person or mean he's going broke or anything like that, but I personally don't get why people spend over the top on alcohol in the club like this anyways. Granted I've never had Cristal or Ace of Spades, but from what everybody says all those expensive brands don't taste that much better than what the general public drinks. So it doesn't taste much better, doesn't get you anymore drunk or drunk in a unique way, so why buy it? I guess for guys like Lebron it's not a huge deal, but you know there are a lot of people out there that really can't afford it and yet still spend a boatload on drinks at the club. I dunno, to me there's not any alcohol out there good enough to justify paying hundreds of dollars vs. paying for a few coke and rums.
I feel the same way about food. Like I can understand if you are rich and don't mind paying $200 a plate, but for me personally I've yet to taste anything that makes me say, "Wow, this is SOO good that I'd rather pay $200 for this than $15 for a pizza."
I feel the same way about food. Like I can understand if you are rich and don't mind paying $200 a plate, but for me personally I've yet to taste anything that makes me say, "Wow, this is SOO good that I'd rather pay $200 for this than $15 for a pizza."
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It doesn't make him a bad person or mean he's going broke or anything like that, but I personally don't get why people spend over the top on alcohol in the club like this anyways. Granted I've never had Cristal or Ace of Spades, but from what everybody says all those expensive brands don't taste that much better than what the general public drinks. So it doesn't taste much better, doesn't get you anymore drunk or drunk in a unique way, so why buy it? I guess for guys like Lebron it's not a huge deal, but you know there are a lot of people out there that really can't afford it and yet still spend a boatload on drinks at the club. I dunno, to me there's not any alcohol out there good enough to justify paying hundreds of dollars vs. paying for a few coke and rums.
I feel the same way about food. Like I can understand if you are rich and don't mind paying $200 a plate, but for me personally I've yet to taste anything that makes me say, "Wow, this is SOO good that I'd rather pay $200 for this than $15 for a pizza."
I feel the same way about food. Like I can understand if you are rich and don't mind paying $200 a plate, but for me personally I've yet to taste anything that makes me say, "Wow, this is SOO good that I'd rather pay $200 for this than $15 for a pizza."
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Originally Posted by Retro23J
let that man cook
i wonder if he had a headban on
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Originally Posted by Retro23J
let that man cook
i wonder if he had a headban on
Do some of you even know why Jay even stopped messing with Cris? I think Loyalty to yourself trumps being friends with Hov.
FYI- Makers of Cristal said some salty things about Black folk.............than again I'm pretty sure Lebron has more white friends than Black friends now so.....
Do some of you even know why Jay even stopped messing with Cris? I think Loyalty to yourself trumps being friends with Hov.
FYI- Makers of Cristal said some salty things about Black folk.............than again I'm pretty sure Lebron has more white friends than Black friends now so.....
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im jelly
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im jelly
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Originally Posted by UPPTEMPO8387
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20% of 171k is about $34k...thats one nice tip
pics of these bottles of Patron that were costing a few 1000 each?
pics of these bottles of Patron that were costing a few 1000 each?
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20% of 171k is about $34k...thats one nice tip
pics of these bottles of Patron that were costing a few 1000 each?
pics of these bottles of Patron that were costing a few 1000 each?
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I'll set fire to the DJ booth before I'll pay $48 for some Red Bull...
...I hate when clubs have crazy mark-ups like that.
...I hate when clubs have crazy mark-ups like that.
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I'll set fire to the DJ booth before I'll pay $48 for some Red Bull...
...I hate when clubs have crazy mark-ups like that.
...I hate when clubs have crazy mark-ups like that.
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To stunt. People buy bottles in the club to stunt.Originally Posted by 5am6oody72
It doesn't make him a bad person or mean he's going broke or anything like that, but I personally don't get why people spend over the top on alcohol in the club like this anyways. Granted I've never had Cristal or Ace of Spades, but from what everybody says all those expensive brands don't taste that much better than what the general public drinks. So it doesn't taste much better, doesn't get you anymore drunk or drunk in a unique way, so why buy it? I guess for guys like Lebron it's not a huge deal, but you know there are a lot of people out there that really can't afford it and yet still spend a boatload on drinks at the club. I dunno, to me there's not any alcohol out there good enough to justify paying hundreds of dollars vs. paying for a few coke and rums.
I feel the same way about food. Like I can understand if you are rich and don't mind paying $200 a plate, but for me personally I've yet to taste anything that makes me say, "Wow, this is SOO good that I'd rather pay $200 for this than $15 for a pizza."
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To stunt. People buy bottles in the club to stunt.Originally Posted by 5am6oody72
It doesn't make him a bad person or mean he's going broke or anything like that, but I personally don't get why people spend over the top on alcohol in the club like this anyways. Granted I've never had Cristal or Ace of Spades, but from what everybody says all those expensive brands don't taste that much better than what the general public drinks. So it doesn't taste much better, doesn't get you anymore drunk or drunk in a unique way, so why buy it? I guess for guys like Lebron it's not a huge deal, but you know there are a lot of people out there that really can't afford it and yet still spend a boatload on drinks at the club. I dunno, to me there's not any alcohol out there good enough to justify paying hundreds of dollars vs. paying for a few coke and rums.
I feel the same way about food. Like I can understand if you are rich and don't mind paying $200 a plate, but for me personally I've yet to taste anything that makes me say, "Wow, this is SOO good that I'd rather pay $200 for this than $15 for a pizza."
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Wait!...
Since everything that relates to Bosh is now feminine/gay, drinking beer in the club is now frowned upon...
This new gen of boppers with their over use of the term "swag" and rules as to which alcoholic beverages are acceptable in certain settings just baffles me.
Beer - Working man's drink
Whiskey/Scotch - Businessmans drink
Champagne - Celebratory drink, and a drink females flock to along with Wine.
Hence glass it is served in-
Nothing manly about it.
Since everything that relates to Bosh is now feminine/gay, drinking beer in the club is now frowned upon...
This new gen of boppers with their over use of the term "swag" and rules as to which alcoholic beverages are acceptable in certain settings just baffles me.
Beer - Working man's drink
Whiskey/Scotch - Businessmans drink
Champagne - Celebratory drink, and a drink females flock to along with Wine.
Hence glass it is served in-
Nothing manly about it.
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Wait!...
Since everything that relates to Bosh is now feminine/gay, drinking beer in the club is now frowned upon...
This new gen of boppers with their over use of the term "swag" and rules as to which alcoholic beverages are acceptable in certain settings just baffles me.
Beer - Working man's drink
Whiskey/Scotch - Businessmans drink
Champagne - Celebratory drink, and a drink females flock to along with Wine.
Hence glass it is served in-
Nothing manly about it.
Since everything that relates to Bosh is now feminine/gay, drinking beer in the club is now frowned upon...
This new gen of boppers with their over use of the term "swag" and rules as to which alcoholic beverages are acceptable in certain settings just baffles me.
Beer - Working man's drink
Whiskey/Scotch - Businessmans drink
Champagne - Celebratory drink, and a drink females flock to along with Wine.
Hence glass it is served in-
Nothing manly about it.
