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At least Shaw's didn't multiply the price by ten. Sounds like the manager at Shaw's cleverly identified getting rid of all of his (probably profitless) bottled
by jcdreads 16y ago
At least Shaw's didn't multiply the price by ten. Sounds like the manager at Shaw's cleverly identified getting rid of all of his (probably profitless) bottled water as fast as possible (and posting a sign outside saying they're out) as the best way to prevent clogging the store with the hoarding hordes.
- jackowayed 16y agoIf there weren't laws against price gouging, I'm sure they would have strongly considered multiplying the price by 10.
- ars 16y agoMaybe not. If you had a choice, would you shop again in a store that did that, vs one that didn't? Shaws will still be selling stuff long after this is over, but people will remember.
- dmm 16y agoHe should have multiplied the price by ten or whatever the market would bear. To do otherwise would create shortages.