Vertigo has a special 3 course menu, price 1970 total for dinner for two. Good till the end of June.
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With service & tax, that comes out around $75 AUD per person. I have spent far more on dinners in Thailand.
And I hate to think what a few lobster meals have set me back when I was invited to join people I hardly knew.
One night in Pattaya in the 80's, I was invited to dinner with 2 Dutch girls (an aunt & her niece) by an American guy.
We had a slap up seafood dinner & before the bill arrived, he leant over & told me he had no money.
With drinks the bill was over $200 nearly 30 years ago. After I paid it, I thought at least I would have a fair chance to talk to the younger girl.
It wasn't to be. My host whisked her away without a word leaving me & the aunt.
I wished her a good night & went to one of the clubs that existed back then. There were no LB bars but the GGs were terrific. So sweet, so pretty, so slim, I would pay for dinner all over again just to be back there again.Despite the high cost of living, it continues to be popular.
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(Steff @ May 29 2010,23:25) Pacman,
What a prick that guy was! 30 years ago $200.00 was a handsome amount. Hell it still is a handsome amount. Damn smuck!
I had seen him around the Royal Cliff hotel (I relied on a travel agent to book me something "nice") & he had talked to me at the pool. He was mad keen to meet these 2 Dutch girls, aunty in her 40's but very trim & lovely looking & her 18 yo old niece who paraded around the pool in her thong bikini.
As this guy was more than 10 years older than me, I assumed when he invited me to make up the numbers at dinner, that he would be happy with the aunty.
I was dead keen to go because I never thought he would actually pull off the arrangement & I could hardly wait to talk to Miss Lovely. (damn, I have no memory of her name)
I think back on how gutsy his decision to go ahead with dinner because he told me later that he was surviving the last week on his credit card & he didn't have much credit left. He was nice about the dinner & wanted my address to send me the money.
I told him to forget it. Not because I had money to spare but because I recognised a fellow traveller who had hatched this insane idea to have a fling with an 18 yo Euro.
I think he was a shoe salesman from Des Moines or somewhere equally spectacular. I haven't thought of him in nearly 30 years but I will never forget how he planned & executed his outrageous scheme.
And the bastard had her in his room for the rest of his stay while he sent his son to the pool. I had the boy complaining to me on one side & the aunty telling me she had no one to go shopping with on the other.Despite the high cost of living, it continues to be popular.
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