As a Brit myself I am fully aware of the vernacular thank you, but even within such a large and diverse country as the UK (

) the meaning can change from one place to another.
We don't all speak the Queen's colloquialisms you know
Sorry, this topic went completely off at a tangent..... on a bit of a bender if one would
IF I was OP I would spend the $2,500 on a small place of my own and travel into town. Never know when one might strike lucky of an evening, regardless of there being numerous places where it's guaranteed.

'When Lewis Hamilton wins a race he has to thank Vodafone whereas in my day I used to chase the crumpet. I know which era I'd rather race in.'
SIR Stirling Moss OBE