Surreptitious wrote: » You pay the 6 euro the first time then use the other 4 lots of 20 cents to pay for the other ones? Sure you're only losing one euro.
Arghus wrote: » Me, five minutes ago: Jarring? What the fck is jarring? Pretty active thread though - that's a lot of replies in a short time. Doesn't seem to be about giving out about refugees, muslims, travellers women or the dole - it might actually be about something interesting. Sure, I'll have a luck. Now: Oh, it's the doggerel of a drunk lad.
The Backwards Man wrote: » Are you not from Donegal? Everybody from Donegal has been jarred or jarred someone at least a hundred times in their life
Surreptitious wrote: » Are you in Morocco buying rugs by any chance.
The Backwards Man wrote: » Moroccans would be bankrupt in a week in Donegal
The Backwards Man wrote: » You should have went to the Gaeltacht as a nipper my nordie pal
o1s1n wrote: » Why am I reading this ****?
The Backwards Man wrote: » Bad crowd tonight!
Jesus Wept wrote: » Lot of angry folk about tonight. Gunna jar the **** out of everyone from now on.
mezzz wrote: » it's monday night
Senna wrote: » I've served many customers like yourself over the years, as has every barman in the job long enough, in my old bar the Hospice box used to be keep topped by customers like yourself. If I'm severing you and you hand me the €5 note without the 20c, so be it. You may have another €5 note for the next pint, maybe even another, but soon you are going to have to hand me a tenner or maybe even a fifty, then I've got you, cause all of the 20c are coming out of it and if you are any way cheeky about it, your whole change is going in the "Poor Box" that sits on the counter. Many a man has though about trying to get their change back out of the poor box, but you'll have to go through the locals that sit at the counter infront of it and no man has ever even tried.
The Backwards Man wrote: » Why would you not question the price of anything you buy? It's your money like
Cookie_Monster wrote: » you know the price before you commit to the transaction, there's a difference between that and then holding the remainder of payment to ransom because you have some bizarre entitlement to think you don't need to pay the asking price.
The Backwards Man wrote: » Na, I know the price you're selling at, you don't know the price I'm willing to pay. People think we're cuts for looking at a transaction this way. All I'm saying is never take a price as a price, but don't act the cnut if that is the price. That's jarring 101
Divelment wrote: » In fairness though, I noticed recently that all of a sudden, almost overnight, the price of a pint has gone from a handy fiver, to five and 15 cent or 20 cent. And that this is somehow without any organisation at all which is illegal, been applied across all pubs within the same town or city, overnight. How come this kind of backward parish pump gombeen protectionist "cute huer" carry on just doesn't happen in other countries? In other countries they have deals and they compete, they have special offers, they have happy hours, they openly trade for your custom. But no, back in this backwater shythole kip, the smart money is always on a side council where traders conspire to raise prices collectively overnight...
Divelment wrote: » Only a mean hungry cuunt would carry on like this, sorry. You can't shame a mean cuunt and you sound like the worst kind of degenerate Cavan mean cuunt basturd who can't be shamed into paying the proper and full price for what he asked for or ordered. The time for haggling is before you order the goods, not after delivery. Haggle pre-order and see how you get on.
Senna wrote: » Hate to tell you, but when a supplier or tax goes up, the price goes up EVERYWHERE. I know it's hard to believe, but that how sales work and....... You may need to sit down for this one..... it actually happens in other countries too.
