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Originally Posted by Brituchenite
(Post 13133053)
Too right! Can you imagine trying to buy dinner in a hotel in NYC for $30. ROFL.
This is a small client I work for, and so I understand their restrictions. I usually try to book hotels that have free breakfasts, and snack at lunch and then buy a reasonable dinner, often subsidizing it myself. But, I don't really mind. I like the client, and they really appreciate what I do for them, so it makes me feel good and I consider it my "paying it forward" as I have plenty of clients who have $125 limit for dinner!!! Oh and some local wines are normally free at Staybridge too, along with draft beer, all self serve. |
Originally Posted by rolov
(Post 13132604)
We plan to introduce amenity kits and soft drink service in Q1 2010.
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Originally Posted by rolov
(Post 13132604)
We plan to introduce amenity kits and soft drink service in Q1 2010.
btw how does Mike's get away with calling their lemonade and cider hard it si less than 3% hard... :D According to the FDA, that isn't even worth labeling for some ingredients or figures (like calories) |
Originally Posted by adelauro
(Post 13132963)
$30???!!!:confused::rolleyes: Tha't just ridiculous.
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Well, it's time to go and do some more filming at Lake Brit.
See you later. |
Originally Posted by icurhere2
(Post 13133071)
Jack Daniels 1866 Amber Lager and John Harvard's Peppercorn Rye Bock are the two I've pitched in my drinking career.
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Originally Posted by Brituchenite
(Post 13133123)
Well, it's time to go and do some more filming at Lake Brit.
See you later. |
Originally Posted by Mackieman
(Post 13133130)
I've got a 2007 Sam Adams Utopia that I am hoping is as good as they say it is.
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Got another conference paper accepted.
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I am looking at some restaurants in Prague to see if I can find a good place for our Saturday evening dinner next week. Since we'll be in Prague, I thought we should do a place with some Czech food - any thoughts on either of these?
Cerny Kohout V Zatisi Cafe Savoy (looks more casual) If anyone has been to Prague and has other suggestions, feel free to share. I'll be looking for drinking establishments later on as well... |
Must escape the :rolleyes: and get back to work which is better than Ft today.
many hatin on the CO employees here today. |
Originally Posted by sdm1130
(Post 13133213)
I am looking at some restaurants in Prague to see if I can find a good place for our Saturday evening dinner next week. Since we'll be in Prague, I thought we should do a place with some Czech food - any thoughts on either of these?
Cerny Kohout V Zatisi Cafe Savoy (looks more casual) If anyone has been to Prague and has other suggestions, feel free to share. I'll be looking for drinking establishments later on as well... |
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Originally Posted by sdm1130
(Post 13133279)
I thought that destination was a given. ;) :D
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Originally Posted by sdm1130
(Post 13133213)
I am looking at some restaurants in Prague to see if I can find a good place for our Saturday evening dinner next week. Since we'll be in Prague, I thought we should do a place with some Czech food - any thoughts on either of these?
Cerny Kohout V Zatisi Cafe Savoy (looks more casual) If anyone has been to Prague and has other suggestions, feel free to share. I'll be looking for drinking establishments later on as well... It's near the Castle, in a very cool part of town. |
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