内容摘要：said that just one surface crack on a Teflon-coated pan could release around 9,100 plastic particles.

said that just one surface crack on a Teflon-coated pan could release around 9,100 plastic particles.

on May 19, content creator Mister Lewis visits the restaurant and asks what the most expensive cocktail is. A server replies that Papi Streak's new drink, titled "It's Not a Bag, It's a Cocktail," is presented with caviar inside an orange Birkin bag and has a price tag of $33,000.Commenters on TikTok had a lot to say about the viral drink, with many referencing the notorious exclusivity of Birkin bags.

"$33,000 and apparently this is still somehow the easiest way to get a Birkin," one user joked.However, the menu item doesn't actually come with that steep of a cost. While it's served in a bag worth tens of thousands, the customer doesn't get to keep the famed Hermès creation."The bag is more art/inspiration and the cocktail itself only costs $150," a representative of the restaurant tells PEOPLE over email.

"It arrives tableside, with two glasses — one for the cocktail and another for the caviar pairing," they further explained. "The cocktail is poured table side and caviar is served on top of ice in the second glass."The drink is available to purchase anytime during service and there's no limit on the number that can be served.

Papi Steak co-owner David "Papi" Einhorn tells PEOPLE about the inspiration behind the unique cocktail experience.

"We’re always looking for fun, elevated ways to surprise our guests with a memorable tableside experience," he says. "Papi Steak is all about luxury with a twist of entertainment. Much like our famousGlenn Colmer, 51, struggled for a year with headaches and body aches but was told to take pain medication. Some of his issues were chalked up to needing new eyeglasses, his wife, Ali, said, according to

But that all changed when, on February 18, Glenn had a sudden, debilitating seizure at home in the English city of Southampton.He'd just gotten up that morning and started to put his bathrobe on when he suddenly froze, Ali said. “I asked if he was okay. He replied, ‘No, I'm not,’“ she said, sharing that he began shaking and gasping for air. “I called an ambulance, staying calm for his sake, whispering words of reassurance until help arrived. The paramedics were quick to respond. Although the seizure had passed, Glenn was in visible pain, particularly in his arm, which had locked during the seizure. His eyes were vacant.”

“The trauma was immediate and life-altering,” said Ali, who explained that scans showed that he had a mass on his brain. Four days after he arrived at the hospital, on February 22, Ali, Glenn, and their two children, Grace, 19, and Joe, 16, were given the devastating news: The mass was a high-gradeexplains, it’s a bleak diagnosis: “There's no cure for