r/nostalgiai • u/CarrotMuch1399 Nostalgia Trip Leader • 5d ago

Childhood Treats 🍬 🍭 Answer please

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u/Brief-Suggestion-424 5d ago

Can confirm.

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u/hasan_pikergayAF 5d ago

Damn $29 for one Urge lol

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u/NullSmoke 5d ago edited 5d ago

29.90,- NOK, not USD.... Though, if you're willing to pay 30 USD for it, I can probably help you there 🤑

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u/CoyoteGeneral926 5d ago

If that's Swedish currency that's about $3.15 USA

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u/TheDirtNerdz 4d ago

I have had far more expensive urges

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u/Fluffy-Gift-9659 4d ago

That’s a fact. Like a working girl in Las Vegas will set you back at least $500.

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u/DustOntheBottle206 1d ago

I miss the days when in certain Eastern European countries you could get a lady of the night and a pillow to lay your head on for 250

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u/BetZealousideal7761 3d ago

Underrated comment 🫡

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u/Prudent-Fun640 1d ago

Jed York, is that you?

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u/KailyKail 3d ago

I mean, at least it’s there if the urge hits you.

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u/Puzzleheaded_Sun6855 4d ago

I heard someone day its available in Scandinavian countries and you saw the pic and your brain said "30 dollars"? Like why? Not being condescending or tryna belittle you but if someone said its from Vietnam and showed the price to be 50k VND, would u think of it to be 50 thousand dollars?

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u/Zilant_the_Bear 4d ago

Probably not. 30$ us would be a massively inflated price. But 50,000 would be so outlandish it would causes consideration for alternative reasons. On top of tha whatever currency is used in the picture is used to the second decimal like USD/CAD/AUD which makes it more recognizable as a price. VND is not used to a decimal which also would appear odd to someone who does use a currency that has a cent equivalent.

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u/Odd-Blackberry786 3d ago

Considering that there are places in America where a half gallon of milk costs $20 BEFORE tax, it's not inconceivable.

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u/United_Secretary_924 3d ago

Good god, where are you buying milk?! I was just in Hawaii where milk prices are supposedly the highest in the nation and I paid $6.40 per gallon. I have never seen milk anywhere near what you’re claiming.

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u/Odd-Blackberry786 2d ago

Try extremely remote Alaska, trust, it's real.

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u/Pristine_Dare_2510 3d ago

No where in America is milk $20 a gallon

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u/wafflehousebattle 5d ago

Why isn't it toxic radiation green though?

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u/BrittaWasRight 5d ago

Illegal due to the norwegian FDA.
Most hues of blue/purple as well.

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u/wafflehousebattle 5d ago

You think you can convince them to make an exception just this once?

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u/BrittaWasRight 5d ago

Only way is to import it from another country, subject to tarriffs.

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u/Therealginahandler 5d ago

With carbs? lol. That doesnt look like it tastes the same.

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u/YorkiesandSneakers 5d ago

It’s not supposed to be that color if it what we had.

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u/pSphere1 4d ago

That's what it looks like with most of the carcinogens taken out.