> Though if you really want to get back at restaurants, drink at home. This is cutting off your nose to spite your face. If you transition from someone who gen

> Though if you really want to get back at restaurants, drink at home. This is cutting off your nose to spite your face. If you transition from someone who generally drinks out and doesn't drink at home, to someone who drinks at home to avoid paying to drink out, you find you drink a lot more at home, and therefore ultimately, you don't even end up saving much money. It's better for your health and your wallet to let your local restaurant or bar take its 300% markup on alcohol.