After an Oktoberfest visit an economist from Duisburg has moved on to the table dance bar "Cabaret Tiffany” (Schillerstraße 24, 80336 Munich). After one and a half hours 8,500 Euro have been debited from his account. Clearly too much, he complains and sues the bar-owner for usury and unjust enrichment, Bild writes.

"Every 10 minutes, asked an elderly lady 100 Euro," Thomas V. complained. Previously he celebrated with a colleague at the Oktoberfest. At around 4:30am he entered the establishment and went into a private room with two ladies of the night. "Every ten minutes an elderly lady demanded 100 euros so I can stay," said Thomas V. This he paid with his credit card.

But the short-sighted economist couldn’t read anything on the credit card receipts because he left his glasses somewhere, but he signed nevertheless. He claims to have spent only 1,145 Euros.

In court, Thomas V. testified to have spent 245 Euros for a bottle of champagne and 900 Euros for half an hour with the two women in the private room - where he has also had a hand job from one of them.

The bar owner defends himself against the accusations. A satisfaction by hand is forbidden at the Cabaret. Now he is looking for evidence to bring the truth to light.

The moral of the story: buy a lanyard for your glasses.