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That counts as ‘consumers don’t want to know’, considering how obviously grocery stores prices were an issue in the last election.

• giantg2 1y ago
  Assigning a motive where there isn't any is not a great argument.
  • lazide 1y ago
    Pretending there is no motive when there is a plausible one right there isn’t a great argument either.
    • giantg2 1y ago
      Yet it's still a better one. It's much more plausible consumers haven't had the exposure and time to form a decision on this than it is to conclude that they don't care.