is there anyone under the age of 30 in the tiki scene?? - General Tiki

T tikibars Tiki Socialite Aku Hall, Chicago Joined: Apr 11, 2002 Posts: 2034	T tikibars Posted posted on Mon, Jun 23, 2008 10:26 AM Dave (ANOTHER damned Dave in Chicago!), start sucking up to us old farts here in Chicago, and we will happily give you a lift to Hala Kahiki. And buying us a drink for the effort will only cost you $6 out there! On 2008-06-20 13:03, davealmost wrote: i'll speak up for the younger crowd here, i'm 26. i agree that there are many different facets to the whole tiki scene and it can be a little overwhelming for the pocketbook. when you have an entry level job, it can be a little rough to justify spending $9 on a drink or $50 on a decent mug for the collection. Also, i would love to be more active in the scene but it's not like there's a tiki bar on every corner. As great as public transportation here is, there is no way to make it to places like hala kahiki or the tiki terrace without a car. i guess, what i am saying is that it is not the most accessible scene for the kids.

Dave (ANOTHER damned Dave in Chicago!), start sucking up to us old farts here in Chicago, and we will happily give you a lift to Hala Kahiki.

And buying us a drink for the effort will only cost you $6 out there!

On 2008-06-20 13:03, davealmost wrote:
i'll speak up for the younger crowd here, i'm 26. i agree that there are many different facets to the whole tiki scene and it can be a little overwhelming for the pocketbook. when you have an entry level job, it can be a little rough to justify spending $9 on a drink or $50 on a decent mug for the collection. Also, i would love to be more active in the scene but it's not like there's a tiki bar on every corner. As great as public transportation here is, there is no way to make it to places like hala kahiki or the tiki terrace without a car. i guess, what i am saying is that it is not the most accessible scene for the kids.

Post #388862 by tikibars on Mon, Jun 23, 2008 10:26 AM