Regular photo contributor Ashi sent us this photo, seen in San Diego. It’s a thing of beauty: truth in advertising and the least fuzzy math we’ve ever seen. Or is it the most fuzzy math, because it’s calling your attention to something that isn’t a special price at all?
This is too much to think about. Maybe I need a beer. Or two.
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Buy one get none free!
Someone like myself would like to reward the honesty of the establishment.
Buy one for the price of two, get the second one free.
I don’t know if they do it now, but the supermarket Big Y used to do this many years ago. Raise the price of something right before the sale.
Mr Krabbs would be so proud!
Save up to $0 or more on your purchase of 2 beers!
This arrogant shit reminds me why I hated Sandy Eggo sooooo much.
Humor = arrogance?
I appreciate the humorous honesty, and I appreciate that I don’t have to do any math in my head.
That’s Toronado, one of the best beer bars in town.
In the bar I worked at we advertised the Biggest Glass of Beer in Town for $9.99.
Free Beer Tomorrow!
Does that mean i can get 6 beers for the price of 6 beers????
wow—what a deal
where is this place, I gotta find it
I NEED BEER!!!!!!
“I don’t always drink beer, but when I do…I prefer to drink a lot of it!”
At a great place like Toronado.
It’s better than the “Soup of the Day: Beer!” sign.