This is the sixteenth question / topic of the 30 days writing challenge I announced a couple of days ago. The total amount in prizes is 90,000 SNAX and it's being distributed as 3 daily prices of 1,000 SNAX each. For all the details, please check this post.
I was hanging out the other day in the BPs Discord channel, when somebody suggested we should do a meetup. For us, BPs, you know. This in itself would be a really difficult task, as we are scattered all around the world right now, but, as if this wasn't enough, people started to talk about having beers and stuff. One thing led to another, and soon someone threw the gauntlet:
I would pay anyone who gives me a beer 10 SNAX
To be honest, that made me think. How much would I pay for a beer in SNAX right now?
Alas, the answer is never easy to a question involving beers, at least for me. I'm such a sucker for this beverage (not addicted, fortunately, just liking it, the way you like pancakes, for instance). I like craft beers, dark beers, all Belgians (those monks knew how to live, back then) and all that is innovative and interesting in this area. Lately, I even started to rehydrate myself with beer after my runs, but then again, the arrival of summer in Spain may have something to do with this.
To make a (potentially, very) long story short, let's hear your opinions: how much should one pay for a beer as of today, in SNAX?
For conformity, my answer is 50 SNAX for a good IPA and 40 for a lager.
IMPORTANT: please state your SNAX username in the post, so I know to which account to send the prize, should you be amongst the lucky winners! Thank you!
You can start writing your article for the challenge right now (some of you already posted, nice), the time window is: Tuesday 4th June, between 00:00 UTC and 23:59 UTC.
I'm a serial entrepreneur, blogger and ultrarunner. You can find me mainly on my blog at Dragos Roua where I write about productivity, business, relationships and running. Here on Steemit you may stay updated by following me @dragosroua.
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