I'm sure that most of you haven't been following the fortunes of the Governor of New York,
Eliot Spitzer, who has been busted paying well in excess of $4,000 for
punani.
Well, I have, and after much pondering I have a question to ask: What do you guys think determines the price of punani?
I have heard that you can get punani for < $10 from a South Bronx crack ho, or for the price of a naggin of vodka in Dublin.
So, my question is, who determines the price of the punani? Is it the buyer or the seller? Should a man of some means be expected to pay more for punani than a man of lesser means?
Is the punani that one man pays > $4300 dollars for any better than punani that you met at your local pub and wooed for the price of two shots of vodka and a chicken snack box?
Let's get your thoughts...