Emphatically, no I go to the same cheap haunts I have for a decade. I drink the same cheap well whiskey. Well-whiskey 10 years ago costed me $2.5-$3.5 now it c

Emphatically, no I go to the same cheap haunts I have for a decade. I drink the same cheap well whiskey. Well-whiskey 10 years ago costed me $2.5-$3.5 now it costs me at least $7, closer to $8 or $9 with a tip. A meal at a pub used to cost around $6-8 now it costs between $13-$19 dollars. Essentially, I believe, in larger cities prices are more stable for things like booze because you've already hit the acceptable limit for what people are willing to pay. In cities that are already the most expensive, the change will never be enormous, as you all are probably only seeing the increase in price due to inflation.