Not unusual in Japan: After work you go with your colleagues for some drinks. The easiest, or at least fastest way, get a 30-minutes all-you-can-drink deal for about 3,50 Euros.
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Yes “nomihoudai” one of the expressions that are very useful in Japan ^^
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Oh, I didn´t know it was called that way, thanks. Kampai!
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