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I don't understand your usage of the term "hilarious". Are you just saying that the price of the salad reasonably reflects the average salary/benefits of the pe
by happytoexplain 6y ago
I don't understand your usage of the term "hilarious". Are you just saying that the price of the salad reasonably reflects the average salary/benefits of the people in the area?
- waiseristy 6y agoIt's hilarious in an ironic sense that the decisions that SF'ians make drive food prices up in a way that they then complain about. The same way that nearly every metro area makes compassionate human centered decisions which drive the baseline cost of goods up. It's the byproduct of living in a city
- jldugger 6y agoThe price of salad is largely the same -- the high cost derives from paying someone to bring it to your table, and the rent on the square footage your table requires