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Yep, and with the increasing size of portions being served, the prices go up as well. And many people can't eat the whole item/serving in one sitting [without feeling like you've over-indulged]. And at the end of a meal, if you want dessert--who can eat it all when the serving is as big as the meal is [and often, big enough for several people to share]. Thus, who wants to pay that much for something you can't finish or take home with you [in the case of stuff like ice cream based desserts or with sauces [think caramel, hot fudge, etc] or whipped cream, because, if saved til later, the underlying item will be soggy and/or melted by the time you get it home]. So servings SHOULD be smaller and if ya want more, you can order more. And the cost of alcoholic beverages are outrageous, especially mixed drinks. Often, the prices of one drink is as much as the main dish or meal. [And when dining, I tend to like to wash down my food with more than one glass of fluid; hence, I rarely get alcoholic beverages while dining out. With the exception of an occasional beer.] With non-alcoholic drinks that have free refills, those prices have really gone up as well. Hmm, I guess everything has gone up in price...
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