Did you know that 50% of the wine sold in Northern Europe is now in boxes? And that while you wouldn’t want to store wine for aging in a polyethylene bag, the collapse of the bag as you draw wine out does keep the wine fresh enough that you can nurse a box for a week or two without noticeable deterioration?
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Won’t you be the first to know, after I get around to opening the box? Didn’t I pick it up at Trader Joe’s for under $10, and haven’t I had pretty good luck with their selections?
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So… I opened the box, and while it’s not the finest wine I’ve ever tasted, isn’t it surprisingly decent? Wouldn’t I rank it slightly above Two-Buck Chuck?
How long is it going to take me to drain the box, considering the fact that I’m the only one in the house who’s going to be drinking it, and it’s supposed to be the equivalent of two regular bottles?
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The person who’s going to throw those out and order a pizza?
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How did you know we also had pizza for dinner and these just a side?
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Well, since I’m going there today, won’t I check to see if they’ve raised the price?
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Thanks for the review! (Yeah, no likes again, how’d ya guess?!)
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It’s called Three-Buck Chuck now, if that gives you any clue, OK? 
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Don’t you know that we see you as a rational human and not some weirdo?
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Wouldn’t that mean that you are relatively price inelastic in regards to that particular product?
Wow, did I learn something in my Econ classes or what?
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Uhhhhhhhh… mmmmmmmmaybe?
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Someone set us up the Squad Leader?
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Hey @anon29631895, have you seen THIS?
12 out of 20 of the drunkest American cities are in Wisconsin.
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Wisconsin has 12 cities??
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How did Colorado not even make the list? Don’t we drink quite a bit for supposedly being one of the healthiest states? If you were going to rank us among binge drinkers, wouldn’t we at least…
5. Fargo
Have I mentioned we have more sunny days per year than San Diego?
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Wasn’t it 13 until I moved away?
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Isn’t it only 6, unless you’re seeing double?
Remember the story about how Lake Woebegone (in a neighboring state) was left off the maps?
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention defines binge drinking as consuming at least four or more drinks for women and five or more drinks for men during one sitting. Heavy drinking refers to the number of alcoholic beverages consumed per week (15 or more for men and eight or more for women).
Wouldn’t WI drop out of that list if they didn’t count breakfast?
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Is it one person per city in Wisconsin?
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Well, isn’t it now Two-Bucks-and-Forty-Nine-Cents-Chuck?
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