"In the 70s I used to take £10 on a night out and probably came home with money. Times change, my dad is constantly telling me that in 1942 butter was 1d.  "
Lol, I lnow but actually in proportion to earnings it's not easy to do the same these days and buy rounds as we all used to etc when a g&t costs well over a tenner these days  |
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"In the 70s I used to take £10 on a night out and probably came home with money. Times change, my dad is constantly telling me that in 1942 butter was 1d.
Lol, I lnow but actually in proportion to earnings it's not easy to do the same these days and buy rounds as we all used to etc when a g&t costs well over a tenner these days "
It's not that expensive round here but Hastings has a high level of poverty and low wage earners. |
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"when 20 quid (maybe even a tenner) in your pocket got you a good night out, probably a kebab on the way home and even your taxi fare? "
I don't spend much more now! |
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By *ee04Man
over a year ago
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I worked in a town centre bar while doing my A levels, it was 68p for a pint of Hieniken and 74p for Stella. The bitter and light and dark ale were around the 50p mark. Boddingtons was the dearest ale at 64p.
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