Come to my local in our village mate. I’ll treat you to a nice pint you can get 1 for for the price of your burger and Stella
A pint of Guinness last time I bought one in my local was £8.90 and that was 2 years ago, So good knows what it cost now. No idea about lager I don’t drink the stuff but I can’t imagine it’s much cheaper.
Yes but a Whooper is obviously more expensive.
It’s one of the reasons we don’t go out locally anymore due to it being so bloody expensive. Works out cheaper to go further afield and on a little adventure to make a day of it somewhere different. Whereas in just over an hour in our local with food and 2 or 3 drinks each I’d be lucky to get change out out £150
No I was just using Hobbit’s line “The Whooper at Burger King is £11.99. Add a few bits to that and you’re close on £15 a pop. Mad!I dont go in Burger King very often, but you just repeated what I Googled! Did you mean the Meal?
BK are cooking Swan's now are they?
Where was it from? An independent restaurant sort of place? Most people say Five Guys is expensive; on Deliveroo it's £10-13 for a burger and £5-7 for chips. So could be £20 if you had the largest options. There are some restaurants out there charging a fair whack for 'posh' burgers but a burger is a burger to me. McDonald's is usually the cheapest and I find them perfectly serviceable! Had the Arch burger the other week and it was really nice. I'd maybe choose Burger King over them though as the chips are far better.
I’m not sure where it was from as my son ordered it but I know it was an independent place.
Fair enough - if it was on Deliveroo or another similar app, you actually pay more for the food than you would in the restaurant and you've still got a delivery fee on top of that. If it was direct through the restaurant then they could be charging £10 for delivery, I don't know.
I think if you spent over a certain amount then delivery was free/included in the price.
. That's put a spanner in the works! Don't want it in the bloody house now! I've tried cleaning it off but I don't exactly want to drench it in water in case it ceases working. I think the smell has remained, although it's the kind of smell that lingers in your brain even when you're not really smelling it anymore. Best get looking at sheds...
Rather than a full on shed, look at an outside storage box. When our kids were little we had a Keter one to keep all of their outdoor stuff in. Very good, would do the job for your lawnmower and is less obtrusive than a shed.We've had to buy a new lawnmower, but since we don't have a shed yet, it needs to be kept indoors in the conservatory. Didn't think that would be a problem, until I just did the first cut of the year and it now absolutely stinks of fox
Love is!
