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SHAG said :
Ahh, so 375mL+head.
Could be worse, you could have had to go to work instead.
The bit that shocks me is Chips $5 – I assumed they meant hot, and figured this is the norm, but the small print seems to say: “Smiths Original, Salt and Vinegar, BBQ, Twisties, Dortitos” – I’d pay between $2-$3 for 175-200gm in the supermarket, but I’m guessing these would have been 50-100gm packets….
According to the Canberra Times this morning the owners of those cars received warnings in those envelopes not fines.
They used taps not cans.
They stopped serving full strength beer at 1500hrs.
The parking tickets were apparently only warnings in yellow envelopes (for my friend at least).
The RSL bistro was closed for lunch 🙁