"Who would eat such an expensive hamburger?!"

During his business trip to America (Las Vegas), my dad didn't take much cash with him and lived frugally.

He tried not to use it as much as possible, but the convention was held at the hotel, so he was practically stuck in the cart.

During his stay, he only bought milk at the convenience store every day with cash.

He bought milk so often that the staff remembered him. lol

It was fun to chat with the staff.

As the title says, my dad ate hamburgers twice during his stay.

Once at a restaurant, and the other time at the food court next to the casino.

Even though it was a food court, they actually started cooking after you order in the back, so you could eat freshly made food.

As for the price, I honestly think it was crazy.

We went to the restaurant during the so-called happy hour, so it was cheaper than the regular price.

However, the price was $24 for a hamburger set + lemonade. There was a 20% tip on top of that.

In other words, it was $28.80.

And

The food court was not cheap at all, and I ordered a crispy chicken burger set + lemonade.

I've forgotten the details, but I paid a $4 tip and the total came to $29.88.

If you look at the total amount alone, you would feel like you got a better deal if you ate at a restaurant, including the atmosphere. . .

Isn't it more expensive than these $28.8 and $29.88? !

Considering the current exchange rate, it's actually over 4,000 yen.

And that's the price for one person.

It's scary to think about what it would cost for a family to pay 4,000 yen for lunch per person.

To be honest, I don't feel like going to America for sightseeing.

4,000 yen for a hamburger set.

It's strange, isn't it?