How Far Can $100 Take You? And the Surprising Mileage Implications of United’s Newark Terminal C

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  1. Lets see. I work in Manhattan and I decided to go to Oslo for a pub crawl last week. $17 pints. I think next time I am going to have to check Goa out

  2. Weird list. It contains Goa, Hanoi, and Marrakech. But leaves off Geneva, Zurich, and Stockholm.

    As for Oslo and it’s $17 pints, as a resident explained to me years ago, they basically fund their entire social welfare system with alcohol taxes. I believe the word he used to describe a system where drinkers are forced to totally support non-drinkers was “criminal”.

  3. Wait, let me get this straight? You missed an event with celebrity chefs?????????????????!!!!!!??????

  4. In oslo you used to have to buy food to order a beer or drink. You couldn’t just order the drink by itself. Maybe they have changed this, used to have a lot of uneaten open face sandwiches piled up on tables where people were having a few drinks together. Skol!

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