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In case you're not being facetious: the price would change overnight not during business hours.
by aianus 10y ago
In case you're not being facetious: the price would change overnight not during business hours.
- Animats 10y agoMaybe not. Dropping the prices on the wrapped sandwiches after lunch hour would be useful to clear out the unsold inventory.
- adjkant 10y agoThis could also be applied to baked goods, and with time, even expiring produce. It would be something to benefit both the consumer and the store!
- ratpolish 10y agoGrocers do discount short-dated products. Look for the sticker that says "manager's special".
- supergreg 10y agoIn my grocery store they give you 50% discount after 8pm. No need to change price labels.
- thinkloop 10y agoHow do people know?
- wfunction 10y ago> In case you're not being facetious: the price would change overnight not during business hours. I'm not. Parent said "minute by minute", that's why I asked. Overnight is what I was assuming too, until I read that comment. Couldn't tell if it was a joke or serious.