*Slightly* decadent?? But your point does bring up a question: when dining becomes an exercise in conspicuous consumption, running up an extravagant liquor bill is an essential part of how the .01% show off, and the restauranteur rakes in the profits. So how is this reconciled here with the, well, plumbing problem?
Carl, in the ‘All-you-can-eat’ model (vulgo ‘greed rulz’), the profit is in the un-eaten and un-drunken. So in this case they will keep you up in the sky until the first guest reaches his/her capacity limit đ
*Slightly* decadent?? But your point does bring up a question: when dining becomes an exercise in conspicuous consumption, running up an extravagant liquor bill is an essential part of how the .01% show off, and the restauranteur rakes in the profits. So how is this reconciled here with the, well, plumbing problem?
Carl, in the ‘All-you-can-eat’ model (vulgo ‘greed rulz’), the profit is in the un-eaten and un-drunken. So in this case they will keep you up in the sky until the first guest reaches his/her capacity limit đ