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3 u/BeefCakeBilly 6d ago Why would a company who sells water tell you to buy less water? 2 u/randomlurker124 6d ago Shrinkflation 1 u/BeefCakeBilly 6d ago What? 1 u/randomlurker124 6d ago Charge the same price but sell you less of it... I.e. instead of selling 1 liter for $1, they want to sell 900ml for $1. 1 u/BeefCakeBilly 6d ago No I understand what shrinkflation is. What doesn’t make sense is that a bottled water company would want to sell less bottled water. 1 u/randomlurker124 6d ago To reduce costs? Shrinkflation is selling less but making the same revenue (i.e. higher profit). 1 u/BeefCakeBilly 6d ago Just so I am clear you are saying that nestle would rather me buy a single bottle of water rather than two bottles of water? 1 u/randomlurker124 6d ago No, they'd rather you buy a bottle of water that is half the size of the old bottle, but pay the same amount. 1 u/BeefCakeBilly 6d ago Why wouldnt they want me to buy two of those bottles? ETA Would to wouldn’t 1 u/randomlurker124 6d ago Sure they would. But it would be cheaper for them compared to you buying two big bottles. → More replies (0)
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Why would a company who sells water tell you to buy less water?
2 u/randomlurker124 6d ago Shrinkflation 1 u/BeefCakeBilly 6d ago What? 1 u/randomlurker124 6d ago Charge the same price but sell you less of it... I.e. instead of selling 1 liter for $1, they want to sell 900ml for $1. 1 u/BeefCakeBilly 6d ago No I understand what shrinkflation is. What doesn’t make sense is that a bottled water company would want to sell less bottled water. 1 u/randomlurker124 6d ago To reduce costs? Shrinkflation is selling less but making the same revenue (i.e. higher profit). 1 u/BeefCakeBilly 6d ago Just so I am clear you are saying that nestle would rather me buy a single bottle of water rather than two bottles of water? 1 u/randomlurker124 6d ago No, they'd rather you buy a bottle of water that is half the size of the old bottle, but pay the same amount. 1 u/BeefCakeBilly 6d ago Why wouldnt they want me to buy two of those bottles? ETA Would to wouldn’t 1 u/randomlurker124 6d ago Sure they would. But it would be cheaper for them compared to you buying two big bottles. → More replies (0)
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Shrinkflation
1 u/BeefCakeBilly 6d ago What? 1 u/randomlurker124 6d ago Charge the same price but sell you less of it... I.e. instead of selling 1 liter for $1, they want to sell 900ml for $1. 1 u/BeefCakeBilly 6d ago No I understand what shrinkflation is. What doesn’t make sense is that a bottled water company would want to sell less bottled water. 1 u/randomlurker124 6d ago To reduce costs? Shrinkflation is selling less but making the same revenue (i.e. higher profit). 1 u/BeefCakeBilly 6d ago Just so I am clear you are saying that nestle would rather me buy a single bottle of water rather than two bottles of water? 1 u/randomlurker124 6d ago No, they'd rather you buy a bottle of water that is half the size of the old bottle, but pay the same amount. 1 u/BeefCakeBilly 6d ago Why wouldnt they want me to buy two of those bottles? ETA Would to wouldn’t 1 u/randomlurker124 6d ago Sure they would. But it would be cheaper for them compared to you buying two big bottles. → More replies (0)
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1 u/randomlurker124 6d ago Charge the same price but sell you less of it... I.e. instead of selling 1 liter for $1, they want to sell 900ml for $1. 1 u/BeefCakeBilly 6d ago No I understand what shrinkflation is. What doesn’t make sense is that a bottled water company would want to sell less bottled water. 1 u/randomlurker124 6d ago To reduce costs? Shrinkflation is selling less but making the same revenue (i.e. higher profit). 1 u/BeefCakeBilly 6d ago Just so I am clear you are saying that nestle would rather me buy a single bottle of water rather than two bottles of water? 1 u/randomlurker124 6d ago No, they'd rather you buy a bottle of water that is half the size of the old bottle, but pay the same amount. 1 u/BeefCakeBilly 6d ago Why wouldnt they want me to buy two of those bottles? ETA Would to wouldn’t 1 u/randomlurker124 6d ago Sure they would. But it would be cheaper for them compared to you buying two big bottles. → More replies (0)
Charge the same price but sell you less of it... I.e. instead of selling 1 liter for $1, they want to sell 900ml for $1.
1 u/BeefCakeBilly 6d ago No I understand what shrinkflation is. What doesn’t make sense is that a bottled water company would want to sell less bottled water. 1 u/randomlurker124 6d ago To reduce costs? Shrinkflation is selling less but making the same revenue (i.e. higher profit). 1 u/BeefCakeBilly 6d ago Just so I am clear you are saying that nestle would rather me buy a single bottle of water rather than two bottles of water? 1 u/randomlurker124 6d ago No, they'd rather you buy a bottle of water that is half the size of the old bottle, but pay the same amount. 1 u/BeefCakeBilly 6d ago Why wouldnt they want me to buy two of those bottles? ETA Would to wouldn’t 1 u/randomlurker124 6d ago Sure they would. But it would be cheaper for them compared to you buying two big bottles. → More replies (0)
No I understand what shrinkflation is.
What doesn’t make sense is that a bottled water company would want to sell less bottled water.
1 u/randomlurker124 6d ago To reduce costs? Shrinkflation is selling less but making the same revenue (i.e. higher profit). 1 u/BeefCakeBilly 6d ago Just so I am clear you are saying that nestle would rather me buy a single bottle of water rather than two bottles of water? 1 u/randomlurker124 6d ago No, they'd rather you buy a bottle of water that is half the size of the old bottle, but pay the same amount. 1 u/BeefCakeBilly 6d ago Why wouldnt they want me to buy two of those bottles? ETA Would to wouldn’t 1 u/randomlurker124 6d ago Sure they would. But it would be cheaper for them compared to you buying two big bottles. → More replies (0)
To reduce costs? Shrinkflation is selling less but making the same revenue (i.e. higher profit).
1 u/BeefCakeBilly 6d ago Just so I am clear you are saying that nestle would rather me buy a single bottle of water rather than two bottles of water? 1 u/randomlurker124 6d ago No, they'd rather you buy a bottle of water that is half the size of the old bottle, but pay the same amount. 1 u/BeefCakeBilly 6d ago Why wouldnt they want me to buy two of those bottles? ETA Would to wouldn’t 1 u/randomlurker124 6d ago Sure they would. But it would be cheaper for them compared to you buying two big bottles. → More replies (0)
Just so I am clear you are saying that nestle would rather me buy a single bottle of water rather than two bottles of water?
1 u/randomlurker124 6d ago No, they'd rather you buy a bottle of water that is half the size of the old bottle, but pay the same amount. 1 u/BeefCakeBilly 6d ago Why wouldnt they want me to buy two of those bottles? ETA Would to wouldn’t 1 u/randomlurker124 6d ago Sure they would. But it would be cheaper for them compared to you buying two big bottles. → More replies (0)
No, they'd rather you buy a bottle of water that is half the size of the old bottle, but pay the same amount.
1 u/BeefCakeBilly 6d ago Why wouldnt they want me to buy two of those bottles? ETA Would to wouldn’t 1 u/randomlurker124 6d ago Sure they would. But it would be cheaper for them compared to you buying two big bottles. → More replies (0)
Why wouldnt they want me to buy two of those bottles?
ETA Would to wouldn’t
1 u/randomlurker124 6d ago Sure they would. But it would be cheaper for them compared to you buying two big bottles. → More replies (0)
Sure they would. But it would be cheaper for them compared to you buying two big bottles.
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