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not necessarily, more like arbitrage. people in the city cannot get it because the population bought it up, but they can Amazon it. in the rural areas a case of
by celticninja 7y ago
not necessarily, more like arbitrage. people in the city cannot get it because the population bought it up, but they can Amazon it. in the rural areas a case of it may be a normal month's supply. so if you didn't buy everything on the shelf in the rural store then the store could potentially be fine. of course there is still profiteering issue but again a decent markup, not an exorbitant one would be fine.