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I’d be curious to plot this next to home prices. It looks like places that are more expensive to live have higher Taco Bell prices.. which kinda checks out.
by qazxcvbnmlp 2y ago
I’d be curious to plot this next to home prices. It looks like places that are more expensive to live have higher Taco Bell prices.. which kinda checks out.
- motoxpro 2y agoWhile there is a correlation there, I think it's more about supply chain. Take a look at NM, Utah, Montana, AZ, etc. There is way more density on the East Coast. You can also see this by swapping the product to Guacamole
- jandrese 2y agoDoes Greenville, SC have high home prices? I was noticing how regional some high prices are. My theory is that there are areas where one person owns all of the franchises in the region and have started acting more monopolistic. Obviously there are other areas where the high prices make sense. The rich old tourist/snowbird areas of Florida? Obviously going to be expensive. Locations inside of cities that have high rents and operating costs are also likely to be more expensive. Although Minneapolis seems to have escaped the cost trap somehow.