Teo del Fuego wrote:Thanks for replying, Fallen. Yeah, placement will be a factor. We were thinking about budgeting $400 for booze and mixers, but I just have nothing to compare that figure to.
MikeVDS wrote:With straight booze I'd think a heavy drinker is going to drink $10 worth a night. So if you want to accommodate 10 big drinkers for 10 nights, you're looking at $1000. Mixers and stuff actually may increase the cost because people can drink a lot more of that stuff than straight alcohol.
Teo del Fuego wrote:Thanks for replying, Fallen. Yeah, placement will be a factor. We were thinking about budgeting $400 for booze and mixers, but I just have nothing to compare that figure to.
sputnik wrote:Teo del Fuego wrote:Thanks for replying, Fallen. Yeah, placement will be a factor. We were thinking about budgeting $400 for booze and mixers, but I just have nothing to compare that figure to.
Umm...that's way short for a public bar. I was with the ePlaya bar last year and I contributed almost that much alone and we had something like 20 campers. I do have a spreadsheet that a friend of mine who has run the Bubble Bar for the past few years put together that helps figure out how much to buy. I can email it to you if you like
So, for example, it makes this calculation:
Number of drinks per hour 10
Number of open hours per day 8
Number of days 6
Ounces booze per drink 2
Total number of drinks 480
Total number of ounces 960
Then you decide how much of each type of booze you need in percents and it tells you how many bottles of each to buy.
FallenAngel wrote:DJmoYst wrote:i dont think there is a law against minors "gambling" if no money is involved
There may be if your briefs are your last bet on the table.
bigbluedoggy wrote:Hahaha Sputnik! I'm gonna tell Dave you're giving away his hard work!! Neener neener!! Wish he was coming this year. We're making do as best we can without him though! Come by and say hi!!
*WOof!*
LeChatNoir wrote:I just read up on this thread and I love the idea. Man... I love a good cigar every now and again. We'll have to wheel The Contraption over there and say hello.
As I was gluing up the plywood up for the rumble seat, when I would make a cut through this old wood (very old, dry 1/8" interior paneling), it would smell exactly like a humidor. Must have been made from the same type of cedar.
FallenAngel wrote:LeChatNoir wrote:I just read up on this thread and I love the idea. Man... I love a good cigar every now and again. We'll have to wheel The Contraption over there and say hello.
As I was gluing up the plywood up for the rumble seat, when I would make a cut through this old wood (very old, dry 1/8" interior paneling), it would smell exactly like a humidor. Must have been made from the same type of cedar.
Which art car is The Contraption?
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