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>>8516865
>being this delusional
I know you desperately want to believe that you didn't waste money on your expensive whiskey but it's true. Alcohol is alcohol. Yeah, the really cheap stuff will taste like shit, but once you hit like $40-$50 a bottle, you're paying the maximum you can for any actual care or time that went into distilling it. Anything more than that and you're paying for exclusivity and brand recognition. Same way with wine. The $20 wine I buy at the store tastes exactly the same if not better than some faggy $300 bottle.

>t. someone who makes $250,000 a year as a harbor pilot
I live in a 5000 sq ft home and drive a Mercedes. I would never, ever, ever spend more than $60-$80 on a bottle of booze and that's only if I'm giving it as a gift. When guests come over, I just serve them wine/spirits out of a decanter and they all pretend like they're drinking Pappy Van Winkle when really it's just Wild Turkey.