Moneybag Yo debuts his new restaurant but the customers are pissed about the prices.
- Thread starter Anerdyblackguy
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I don't care what the prices look like........ won't catch me in an establishment owned by a street rapper 
skyrunner1
Superstar
40 ounce tomahawk is gonna cost regardless where you go..
3 lobster tails seem like decent price honestly..
Either way good promo for him
3 lobster tails seem like decent price honestly..
Either way good promo for him
all these spots be having the same damn menu lol
CashmereThoughts
Veteran
Everyone in the comments are saying that the prices are normal.
40oz USDA prime tomahawk for 130? I’m failing to see the issue, that doesn’t sound unreasonable at all, kinda sounds like a steal
I disagree with this. The owner of the chop House restaurant Don Pooh got his money Dj’ing and associating with street rappers (Fabolous and Jim Jones) and the restaurant in Brooklyn is great.I don't care what the prices look like........ won't catch me in an establishment owned by a street rapper
I don't care what the prices look like........ won't catch me in an establishment owned by a street rapper
It’s $130 dollars at Ruth Cris and nikkas have no problem going up in there spending money
But u want a black restaurant to charge u 50 dollars
fukk outta here
But u want a black restaurant to charge u 50 dollars
fukk outta here
sportscribe
Superstar
If you can't afford it, then go somewhere else.
Right? two low quality tails can go for 25-30 dollars so it aint that far off
all black people do when it comes to black businesses is try to get over
I have literally seen a black man have his own small store wit lottery and blacks come in and always ask him can they get something off this or that
But they go right up to Hamed gas station and pay 6 dollars for milk and 10 dollars for a box of cereal
I have literally seen a black man have his own small store wit lottery and blacks come in and always ask him can they get something off this or that
But they go right up to Hamed gas station and pay 6 dollars for milk and 10 dollars for a box of cereal