![Sign in Funchal reading 'THIS WEEK SPECIAL LARGE BEER'](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiX9YF2q29KgL5y8UzW3Xr1jOpJU7pXArlj0v4qaebnUq83ZFhTR3eR7mMsEkde0NEimZ_Y5klUMK5LLFtDiWVWU4TvYDFkTmTfZGXYdoO7ux-ildMfpsKkj1lfFaYDSFOqwRwbe5FQ96c/s400/special-large-beer.jpg)
(If you can't see the photo, the sign reads: "THIS WEEK SPECIAL LARGE BEER".)
It makes me wonder. Is the large beer special because it is being offered at a special low price, or because it is something that the cafe doesn't normally offer? Or perhaps there's another explanation entirely - suggestions welcome.
2 comments:
As opposed to the small beer they serve their children and servants, perhaps?
Or what about a spelling mistake (they meant 'lager beer') and a 'special' related to a wider choice of lagers than usual?
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