Is buying jugs of beer cheaper than individual glasses? By how much typically? Is that why people buy them over 2 or 3 schooners? In Sydney is it common practice to not sell them in night clubs?
Is buying jugs of beer cheaper?
Emerald Owl on 16/02/2020 - 13:36
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schoonerprice=?
jugprice=?
jugsize_in_ml = 285
schoonersize_in_ml = 1136s=“schooner”
If schoonerprice * (jugsize_in_ml / schoonersize_ml) > jugprice:
s=“jug”
print t (s+” is cheaper”)Fill in the blanks, btw it’s 4 schooners to a jug afaik
Jug would be cheaper more often than not , btw my schooner size is a pot but either way it’s just maths
A Jug is 1140ml
A Pint is 570ml or 2 Pints to a Jug
A Schooner is 425ml or 2.7 Schooners to a Jug
A middy/pot is 285ml or 4 middys to a Jug.The rest is just simple math with prices from your local watering hole.
=IF(($schooner.price x 2.7) => $jug.price, buy "jug", buy "schooner")
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In my local, a Jug (2 pints) of Tooheys New is the same price as 1 pint.
Needs its own deal lol.
I thought the purpose of a jug was to reduce trips to the bar.
If you buying drinks at a bar or night club you have already lost
sneak drinks in and pre-drink
Yes.
Depends how much they charge for a schooner and a jug.
I would think by getting a jug you can sit there longer without having to go back to the bar, plus people share them.
Most pubs sell jugs.