Does these days feel like retailer's are price gouge?

[jimmy2]

For example Chicken Express 25 tenders went from $25 to $50 dollars. Eggs a flat of 36 went from $2.99 to $16. WTF people are starting to starve. How's your area?

[purplepoppy]

To put it in perspective farmers are getting less for their meat but the supermarkets are selling it for more. Even when you take into account the rise in fuel cost to the stores and interest rate (and brexit in uk) etc I think there's still a lot of excess profiteering going on.




[Anonymous]

Trump made mean Tweets, but the Dems voted for Xi Jinping, and that's who we have running the country.

[LiamSawyer]

Yes, all of the major grocery chains are enjoying record profits according to their quarterly financial reports. The materials snd equipment for the various trades have suddenly doubled in cost.

[tfan1]

Hell yes and I’m sick of it!

[joeldalton]

retailers? You mean government-created inflation?

[jimmy2]

Me too

[jimmy2]

No retailer's

[joeldalton]

they're not.

[In_Trance]

No they don't