haircut - £20 tops. no need to pay any more if you have dull hair. I’m including £8 London tax in this figure
car - £1k. no need to pay more, imo. door, windows, the ability to play music…that’s all you need
phone - £100. what can a £700 phone do exactly. please don’t answer
bottle of wine - £20. I can tell the difference between a £5 and a £20 pound bottle, but anything above 20 sniffs…nah
pint - £5
haircut: £10. Can’t imagine a scenario where I would have to go somewhere other than my local barber’s (or another in town).
car: £3-4,000. Seems to be the going rate for a used family car that’s not a total shit-heap.
phone: £150 (or however much the latest Moto G is).
bottle of wine: Depends on the context. From a supermarket: £10. From a restaurant: I don’t think I’ve ever paid for than £20 for a bottle*
pint: a fiver seems like an acceptable maximum*
*Excluding situations where there’s no choice but to pay over the odds. If I was at some wanky London pub and my pint came in at £6, I’m unlikely to send it back.
Haircut - £10
Car - No idea. £3,000?
Phone - £150 (just got myself a new Moto G last week, after my last phone stopped working)
Bottle of wine - £7 (drink at home by myself), £10 (drink at home with friends), £20 (drink in a restaurant)
Pint - £5 for a decent bitter in a good local
Haircut - Haven’t paid for a haircut since 2007, so I guess zero pounds. Car - Current car was about £5k which tops my previous max spend of £875 by some margin. Phone - New-ish phone was £110 (another Moto G user) and I don’t think I’d go much above that. Bottle of wine - In a shop, assuming we’re talking non sparkling, £20. In a restaurant, £50. Pint - £6 for something deece…