caviar

The caviar is nice - not as much minerality as normal, but still good texture and taste.

Working at Caviar means I might have a chance of visiting this place one day.

Bringing up the limos and planes makes sense; bringing up the caviar and expensive food doesn't.

It would be different if the Pythons tasted like, or produced something like, caviar or truffles.

You've got two kids in suits buying apple juice and caviar, trying to convince a grown woman that he's worth $72 million.

It doesn't cost more (in real $) to provide someone with housing and food simply because other people also consume caviar (which raises GDP).

Bob is not getting screwed, Bob just can't afford caviar.

And then all of a sudden I saw: 1 postmates courier, 1 doordash courier and 1 caviar worker all walk in with giant bags.

Suppose we make your exact scenario about a rare/endangered species of caviar.

At the sizes needed for that, the difference in price per GB is already under a factor of two.[1] [1] Caviar Blue 80GB @ $0.375/GB; MyDigitalSSD 64GB @ $0.578; Kingston 90GB @ $0.658/GB...

Bob can still buy bread for one credit but you're arguing that the government should ensure the equitable distribution of caviar because the market price isn't fair to Bob who can't afford it.

First is no waste of time for me; champagne, caviar, gourmet dining and wifi (or the plausible excuse for not having wifi), it's a wonderful way to spend a few days.

In fact, much of the "Green" stuff like Prius and Whole Foods are just this generation's status symbols, like the caviar and BMWs of the 80s.

That's not to say I dislike the taste, but that you won't get people to eat these things by telling them "close your eyes, pinch your nose, and just imagine you're eating caviar".

Today most of us are not dying from hunger in the first world but just go back in time a little bit and you can watch these "jerks" dining on abalones, shark fins, caviar while riding inside their cozy palanquin.

Best line by far: "The Douche Burger, priced at $666, was piled high with what the truck owner called “rich-people shit,” including lobster, caviar, and Champagne-steamed Gruyère."

And who needs room service when you have Seamless, Postmates, Caviar, etc.

Caviar and Krug/Pol Roger/Perrier-Jouet.

I think Uber can maybe weather this storm but I wonder how this will trickle down to the smaller personal service players like TaskRabbit/Caviar/Luxe etc who employ independent contractors.