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You’re buying the top end and are not price sensitive. This isn’t a criticism, but I would wager you dont feel a $1 increase in most groceries at all, compared
by nickpeterson 4y ago
You’re buying the top end and are not price sensitive. This isn’t a criticism, but I would wager you dont feel a $1 increase in most groceries at all, compared to someone who has to choose between that item and heating their homes.
- anamexis 4y agoIt's not a matter of price sensitivity - the top end hasn't changed prices.
- mtalantikite 4y agoHave they not? I buy pasture raised eggs which at my local Whole Foods used to be $5.99/dozen and lately have been $7.99/dozen. Granted, the $5.99 was cheaper than my other local grocery store, where they've been $7.99 all along (and I'm not sure what they've been charging recently).
- anamexis 4y agoI also only have anecdotes, but the prices of prices for free range eggs near me has been stable around $6/dozen for a long time.
- nickpeterson 4y agoAccording to this they did: https://www.shefinds.com/collections/shoppers-crying-costco-raising-prices/amp/ https://www.shefinds.com/collections/shoppers-crying-costco-...
- anamexis 4y agoThe prices they're citing there aren't "top end," they're store brand.
- foxyv 4y agoMy free range eggs just plain didn't go up in price. In fact, I couldn't get them for a while because they were the same price as the low quality battery hen eggs and everyone just bought the good ones.
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