I am unemployed in the US and pay over $1000/month for health insurance.Last time I was in the states I dropped in to a wonderful beer bar in kentucky: The Beer Trappe.
The biggest surprise, $2 stubbies of Coopers Green.
I am unemployed in the US and pay over $1000/month for health insurance.
That is a mix and match 6 pack shelf. For those folks not wanting to buy 6 of one flavor. "Beer Traveling" as it would be. Like your mum bringing you home a t-shirt from her vacation except better and hopefully wetter.
I've never been to Australia. Are folks friendly to outsiders? My relatives from the Slovak Republic are very warm. The beer there is ridiculously cheap when you get away from the big cities. 50/pint...World Cup...Schnaaps, Rum...help the room is spinning...whoops flashback
Like your mum bringing you home a t-shirt from her vacation except better and hopefully wetter.
She brags. How's your neck? I bet you thought she was going to use her hands to take your dollar.What happens in Cancun, stays in Cancun. How did you know about my holiday with your mum and the wet t-shirt competition?
A six pack of Leffe for $9.50? Here it would be at least double that. I don't believe it's all excise ot shipping for that matter. Australia has the highest retail margins in the world mainly due to a lack of competition. And that can be blamed on restrictive trading laws. I heard that small shop owners were going to try and get the rules relaxed so they'd be able to sell beer and wine amongst other things. Vested interests have attempted to nip it in the bud on public health grounds. Pigs arse, they just don't want the competition.why does it suprise you. the US has a completely differant liquor tax/excise system to Australia.
because we have extra tax cash we have one of the best public health and social services system in the world. money has to come from somewhere. cant have everything. not saying im happy about paying a fortune for beer but then again thats also why I brew.
Yes. Oh, unless you're attempting to escape persecution and death in you home land, then we hate your guts.I've never been to Australia. Are folks friendly to outsiders?
I've never been to Australia. Are folks friendly to outsiders?
sure we are ... the Australia tourist board even made a movie about how friendly we are:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolf_Creek_(film)