$100 Hamburger at Florida Restaurant

[Trash man]

See? Wasn't so hard. I just wanted to know if it was a decent burger for the price.

Seriously... I can see where you are coming from. We have an area up here like that. I'm sure most have heard of Greenwich, Connecticut. It's full of people who get paid waaaaay too much (I only say this because when I was a finish carpenter, I worked in many of these homes. Trust me... These people are mostly part of the old boy network).

I'm not saying the restaurant shouldn't serve these burgers if they sell. I even applaud their marketing angle. I do, however, think anyone who actually spends that kind of money on a hamburger has way too much of it. Sure, they can justify it by saying $10 goes towards a good cause, but would the $125 be better spent for a $10 burger at Chili's and donate the rest?

greg dont forget bout the law they have in place where u cant work past 5pm, holidays(like july 4th type) or weekends. i went down there and we were in my buddies truck(covered in mud , lil ZR2 S10) and we got the "oh my god! what is that!" look, but the women are nice

[Steel2686]

greg dont forget bout the law they have in place where u cant work past 5pm, holidays(like july 4th type) or weekends. i went down there and we were in my buddies truck(covered in mud , lil ZR2 S10) and we got the "oh my god! what is that!" look, but the women are nice

Funny you should mention that, Kyle. When I was a carpenter working down there, my truck was a ZR2. Sold it to my brother two years ago so I could buy the T/A. Driving down North Street in Greenwich in my truck, well... I was looked at as a definite out-of-towner.

For those that have never been there, North Street in Greenwich, CT is the typical posh downtown of most wealthy towns, where the sidewalks are loaded with people walking there fluffy little dogs, Porsches, BMW's, Ferrari's, Benz's, Range Rovers... All line the street. They looked upon people like me (the blue collar worker) as a necessary evil in order to keep their town up to standards.