RE: Out For My Birthday

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RE: Out For My Birthday

cryptoandcoffee in Eating Out • 20 days ago

Yes ring sting is not a myth. My brother was spending a week with me when I was living in Durban and here was a burger joint called Gobble And Go. They were an Indian fast food outlet that was quite popular back then and their sauce was so good, but had a rather harsh burn. I only remembered about this when I was in the UK recently and my brother mentioned this story when we visited a curry house. It did make me chuckle as he had no clue what was coming.

I always pay for birthdays lol and I also thought the bill was very reasonable with drinks.

20 days ago in Eating Out by cryptoandcoffee

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jacey.boldart 20 days ago

I was not familiar with "ring sting".... but it reminded me of something I had heard before about "burning you a new one".....which when I heard it, was applied to someone getting a bad whipping, however, the words kind of seemed to apply to this "happening".... but admittedly is not very lady-like to say..... it did make me laugh though.

That is nice of you to pay for your birthday. It makes it special for everyone I am sure.

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cryptoandcoffee 20 days ago

I think guys speak in another language on certain topics and you only find out the terms and what they really mean when you experience them lol. I took everyone over seas last year for 2 weeks so a birthday meal is cheap. Travelling with 7 people is a nightmare as not everyone fits in taxis along with suit cases so you have a convoy. I think I was numb to the restaurant bills after about the second day.

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jacey.boldart 20 days ago

Oh wow! Yeah, I can see how a mere $100 seemed like nearly nothing next to the two week trip.

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