What does it mean to go to the bar by bike?

Going to the bar by bike means that going to the bar by bike is handsome and grounded, similar to the traditional "money should be spent on the cutting edge" of middle-aged and elderly people. Only the elderly advocate thrift and saving money; Middle-aged people advocate rational consumption, not only to open up sources, but also to cut costs; Young people are more in pursuit of a consumption experience.

"What's in this province should be spent" is a modern mode of traditional bargaining thinking, but the bargaining of modern young people is not to reduce the price by half, but to ensure that the money can be spent on "real price" and "reserve price". This is a brand-new concept of rational consumption, "buy what you want, not what you need".

Classic quotations from riding a bike to a bar:

1, save it, spend it, go by bike! Money must be spent on the cutting edge!

2, smoke cigars, ride 28, fork the second generation, eat twist, eat straight slag, save, spend. ?

3, the province needs flowers, and the thrifty should manage the family! ?

The most beautiful child in this province goes to the bar by bike. ?

5. Go to the bar by bike, you should save your flowers.

6, eat steamed stuffed buns to go to the bar, the flowers are saved.