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RE: Wait a minute...

Posted by Inmate51 on May 6, 2015 at 09:53:22:
Yes, but:
65+23+23=111
(The bottle you should have bought at the restaurant, the bottle you already bought and could have/should have taken home, and another bottle yet to buy to bring your average cost down.)
111/3=37
Since that scenario is now moot, if you buy a case (instead of another bottle) and get a 10% discount ($20.70/bottle), then you have:
63+(12*20.70)=311.40
311.40/13=23.95/bottle, which is very near the per bottle price at the store.
A classic example of "the more you spend, the more you save".
:)