What is the most you've paid for a pint of beer?

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00:00 mostly paid for a pint of beer? I have paid £89. It depends where you go doesn't it?

00:05 Basically because bars are not like they used to be now. They're more themed, trendy now aren't they?

00:10 Whereas before you used to have a pub which was just like a dining pub. Now you know they put

00:15 something on and all of a sudden it becomes a hot spot you know stuff like that. So they put beer up

00:20 don't they? In terms of noticing the price change I reckon so but it's kind of hard to think but

00:27 in terms of how much I pay it depends what it is. If it's just like a standard lager in Leeds any

00:32 more than £4 and I'm a bit like uh hand pulls as well £4 you can get a nice one. But things like

00:39 like in North Bar just around the corner I wouldn't be too opposed to paying £6 for a pint maybe but

00:45 it depends what it is but any more than that it's a bit ridiculous. Certainly better than London

00:49 where it's about I think I paid £9 for one down there once. It's not not good. Have you noticed

00:54 the price of a pint going up? Definitely definitely some places more than others.

00:59 Yeah and how much does it mostly pay? I was in a bar in Durham and I bought two pints of Guinness

01:07 there it was £6.60 and we went next door it was £9.90 for the same two pint tickets.