What do you guys think? Pretty accurate?
I can’t remember the last time I drank drank in LA (as in go out to a bar/lounge, not just have a beer or two with dinner…or get tipsy at a wedding 😉 ), but what I do remember are the early last calls and the relatively cheaper drinks.
Oh, and at least one person being a DD so he/she could drive us home. 🙂
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Pretty accurate, except no one ever even considers calling a cab in LA, and finding a parking spot takes no time, but u probably will get ticketed the next morning…and last call is only at 1 if you are the only people in the bar and the bartender wants to go home, otherwise its just before 2 (as is most of the country)
This is basically true. But still so fun! Except for the parking ticket. Maybe the cheaper drinks become equal to the NYC prices when you factor in parking and ticket cost. But yeah, we always have a DD. I leave my crazy drinking and going out to Vegas, where cabs are plentiful.
Joseph Gordon Leavitt just did this great article for Los Angeles Magazine that talks about how LA is more about the people rather than the places. It’s on Huffington Post.
HAHAH that is hilarious! I don’t drink at all but I imagine to be EXACTLY the case! LOL