Jacaranda FM’s Rob Forbes reacts to R240 000 bill. Image via Twitter
Jacaranda FM’s Drive Time host Rob Forbes took to social media to weigh in on R273 000 bill spent at Midrand restaurant on Monday, 17 July.
Jacaranda FM’s Rob Forbes reacts to R240 000 bill. Image via Twitter
Radio personality Rob Forbes, who co-hosts Jacaranda FM’s Drive Time took to Twitter to share his opinion about the R 273 000 bill that was trending on Monday, 17 July.
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The former 5FM radio personality Rob Forbes, who currently co-hosts Jacaranda FM Drive Time weighed in on the R273 000 bill that was recently spent at a Midrand restaurant.
Forbes tweeted: “I will never understand why someone who can afford a R300 000 bar tab is drinking it in Midrand instead of New York.”
The shocking R273 412 bill was shared by social media user @CoruscaKhaya on Twitter, who tweeted: “At least the club made enough money to be able to now print invoices that include a complete phone number.”
The bill also revealed that the patron tipped the waiter R24 885.70.
So how does a bill at a restaurant even get to R273 412? Well, let’s break down what was supposedly ordered:
SEE ENTIRE BILL BELOW
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@Matimber_becks: “11 Don Perignon bottles, 7 Ace of spades, 2 Veuve, 4 Hennessy, 2 Moët which is 26 bottles and other stuff from 00:20 to 04:58, that’s just money laundering.
@YB_JLN: “If you’re dropping R300k on booze in Joburg, chances are you have access to a 1% lifestyle at Joburg prices that you simply wouldn’t be able to have in New York.”
@RobForbesDJ: “You could fly 4 people to New York City, stay in a swaggy Manhattan hotel for a week and drink bubbles there, though is my point.”
@iswiegers: “The crazy part is… a lot of these tabs don’t get settled at the end of the night. The owners then have to chase after these thugs with lawyers to try get their tabs settled.”
@PrivateJay01: “How does the economy grow here if we all go drink in New York ? Let it make sense talking about them contributing to South Africa economy.”
@BontleMS: ‘All I know and stand by 100% is that no one who makes an honest living will spend that amount of money in one night, on booze.”
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