Bank Deals

So I was at Twin Peaks (it's kind of like Hooters), and one of the employees went to order the Oscar De La Hoya Vs Mayweather fight on Pay Per View. Instead of paying $50 for the fight, Pay Per View wanted $5,000 for Twin Peaks to show the fight in the restaurant.

I have never heard of such high prices for PPV, as I have watched many fights and UFC events in restaurants and bars other than Twin Peaks and they have only paid $50 to be able to show the fight.

Now, I may be wrong and this may be the going price when Pay Per View knows you are a bar or restaurant, and the other places I have gone just weren't noted as a restaurant or bar in PPV's system, but that price is totally outrageous.

When people order a fight on PPV, they usually invite at least 4 or 5 other people to watch the fight making the cost $10 or so a person.

By charging $5,000 for Twin Peaks to show the fight, it would assume that Twin Peaks would have at least 100 people watching the fight, at $50 a head. Screw That ridiculous price!