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Without realizing what we’d done, Martin and I just bought the world’s most expensive Guinness bought from a grocery store. The $10/can price tag went unnoticed because we were buying a big load of groceries and just figured it had added up.
Um, no.
A receipt review at home showed us that our four big grocery bags were filled with $40 worth of beer and $10 worth of other groceries. Ouch.
So, here’s my little piece of advise to those of you traveling in Nepal who want to buy ale – don’t buy Guinness, ever.
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