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Do Americans actually use red plastic cups at parties or is that just a Hollywood trope?
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You have a VERY different definition of "posh" than any I'm used to..
And now I'm imagining Victoria Beckham drinking $10000/bottle champagne out of name brand disposable cups ๐
Reminds me of when my brother and I were 18-20 and asked our upstairs neighbors, Wanda and Lou from Austin, to help with buying us a case of beer for New Years Eve. They asked what kind we wanted and we said Budweiser. Wanda said "oh, splurgin!". I guess standard was Natural Light or Busch or something and she saw Budweiser as somewhat elite.
It's not like you suggested something really classy, like Coors Banquet.
Did you consider she might have been being sarcastic?
No, because the way she said it made it clear that was not the case. Also, they did typically drink cheaper beer like Schlitz.
I drank cliquot veuve (? I think that's how you spell it) out of a red solo cup one new years.
Veuve Clicquot. Nearly all the right letters, just the wrong order.
.... that's....the same definition. What do you think that's referring to?