After doling out a whopping $180,000 on limited edition bottles of champagne for their locker room championship celebration, the Golden State Warriors couldn't have enough of the bubbly, taking their bottle-popping antics to Harlot nightclub in San Francisco, to keep the party going after their media obligations, according to TMZ Sports.

The Warriors racked up a reported $150,000 more at Harlot, including two custom 6-liter limited edition Moet & Chandon Nectar Rose bottles, which L.A.-based sports gossip blogger Terez Owens estimated run $15,000 apiece, “if you could buy them.”

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Now that is celebrating like there's no tomorrow.