Aubrey Carter

Whereas casual dining can be healthy options.

Yeah, this is much more elevated, as we say.

It's a more formal atmosphere.

Fancier dress code is expected.

Like you said, Lindsay, if you wear jeans to a fine dining, you'll probably be the only one in jeans.

Like we dress up to go to these places.

Yeah, I think an example of this is at a fine dining establishment, I often will ask for a tasting of wines.

I'll ask for a taste of a few different wines, and they'll bring the wine glass with just a small taste.

You could never do that at a casual dining, or at least I would never.

At a sports bar, I wouldn't ask to taste a couple of their beers or wines.

Yeah.

It's just a very different vibe, right?

It's fancier.

It's elevated.

You are paying more.

Maybe that's why I don't feel guilty asking for tastings, right?

Interesting.

So we did this on Valentine's Day.

There were three Cabernet Sauvignon options on the menu at this place called Black Sheep that was pricier.

And I usually will like wine, but I haven't been drinking wine that long.