Your most expensive moment

I've dropped a lot of money on stuff, like two $1,000+ camers with equipment. Paying off credit cards.

But I'd have to say my most expensive moment came on the Toronto outing, when I dropped $160 on a dinner at Centro. Best dinner I've ever had, but damn.

 

Centro is outstanding. But, if you're ever in Vegas, the China Grill inside Mandalay Bay.
Best food. Ever.

 

Not sure if Andre's is still in Vegas, but it has the best french onion soup I've ever tasted, by a mile.

 

I have no problem dropping $200 for two on a truly great meal, the kind you'll always remember. The problem is not being able to know if a place you've never been before is great or just expensive.

Asfor most expensive moment, the day I wrote the check to the caterer for my wedding I almost threw up.

 

Honest mistake. Hazards of early morning typing. Only five figures. Only.

 

The last three times I've bought two tickets for any event, the other person has bailed for whatever reason. So I paid double the price for one ticket.

Thus, I buy one and accept the weird looks every time from now on.

 

$300 for the best meal of my life, including a great bottle of wine, with my fantastic boyfriend at Morton's. Scrumdiddly.

 

The moment I met my ex-wife...

 

Let me hear you yell...we want pre-nup, we want pre-up!

 

You know why divorces are so expensive, Trouser?


Because they're worth it.

 

$2700 for an engagement ring.

 

most expensive meal, for two: $270

Also dining in the same restaurant, in sweats: Luke Walton, Derek Fisher, Devean George (in San Francisco, the night before a Lakers-Warriors game)