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they never reduce it enough for you to notice (unless you're explicitly checking the weight each time)
by blibble 3y ago
they never reduce it enough for you to notice
(unless you're explicitly checking the weight each time)
- satvikpendem 3y agoThen the unit price changes.
- blibble 3y agowhich changes all the time with regular price fluctations/discounts/etc I have noticed e.g. with toilet roll when they decrease the weight they bundle it with a temporary discount so that the unit price remains the same (or even decreases for a bit) then once the discount ends you've forgotten that they decreased the weight it's a random walk, with the shrinkflation causing it to go upwards over time it's the same trick e.g. Google does with Google Workspace, when they want to increase the price they: - increase regular price, but introduce a new permanent "12 month plan" with the previous price - six months down the line the 12 month plan is discontinued then they repeat next time they want to increase the price