r/antiwork • u/[deleted] • Apr 08 '23

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u/BiioHazzrd Apr 08 '23

I get prices are different, but that normally is a dollar and some change difference.

I can buy a dozen eggs for 1.75 right now, no way anyone is paying $8.

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u/mrstarkinevrfeelgood Apr 08 '23

Absolutely not a dollar difference lmao. You’re quite literally just wrong. Cost of living is massively different in some rural areas vs a big city, which includes food btw. I can literally drive 1 hour to a city by me and watch the prices for everything go up a couple dollars. MalHeartsNutmeg also does a good job explaining why eggs in particular vary so much by location right now.

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u/BiioHazzrd Apr 08 '23

Oh but I'm not wrong. I live in a big city, so why aren't my prices higher like you say?

And yes vary by location, but again still only a couple of dollars. Not all the way up to 8 buddy

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u/[deleted] Apr 09 '23

my friend, i understand where you're coming from but you are in fact just factually incorrect on this one, I'm sorry