Is there any evidence this is true? I just did the same search and got the same results -- I doubt we have the same fatigue. I think the results are a mix of in

Is there any evidence this is true? I just did the same search and got the same results -- I doubt we have the same fatigue. I think the results are a mix of incomplete metadata, product confusion within amazon, and various premiums for various delivery time horizons. You want it now: 10 bucks,. you want it bundled as an addon: 5 bucks. you can wait and have it bundled with other pantry items: 2 bucks. you have prime fresh: 2 bucks. His argument is unsubstantiated paranoia. In fact, the "you want it now" category will _always_ fetch a premium, that's just common logistical sense. Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by other things.