Make America pay again?
Well, at least the Americans who are attending Donald Trump’s election night party in New York City will be paying. For booze, that is.
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Reporters who showed up at the Hilton Midtown on Tuesday afternoon were greeted by a sign for a cash bar at the hotel, which will host Trump’s victory (or concession) bash later in the evening.
A glass of plain old fashioned Coca-Cola will cost you $7, according to a price list tweeted by Washington Post columnist Dana Milbank.
A bottle of domestic beer will set you back US$10, while something a wee bit stronger, like a rum and coke, will cost you US$13.
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Cash only.
Needless to say, Twitter was both baffled and amused that a self-professed billionaire would set up a cash bar at his signature election night event.
https://twitter.com/singareddynm/status/796119750216708096
But hey, if people at the party don’t feel thirsty, there’s always the cake …
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