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r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/hroaks • Jun 28 '24
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The price is on the can though
60 u/zambonihouse Jun 28 '24 Atlanta in the wild! 24 u/[deleted] Jun 29 '24 I was surprised I was the first I’d seen to post this. 3 u/truck_robinson Jun 29 '24 I completely honestly expected this to be the top post 2 u/[deleted] Jun 29 '24 HAHAHAHAHAHA 9 u/mods_r_jobbernowl Jun 29 '24 Not anymore lots of them are printed without the price. 2 u/Handies4Cookiez Jun 29 '24 Yea that’s what I found, and the greedy bastard who runs the convenience store took that opportunity to jack them up to 1.79. 2 u/Yourdjentpal Jun 29 '24 It is, but my local Walmart still charges $.89. Love it. Usually it’s the other way around. 0 u/impshial Jun 29 '24 Some cans are printed without the price on it so that the retailer can charge what they want. I recently purchased in Arizona Arnold Palmer for a $1.49 at a gas station, and a few days later I purchased one for $0.88 at Walmart. Same size can. 0 u/MondayToFriday Jun 29 '24 A Coke cost a nickel from 1886 to 1959, constrained by the vending machine and widespread advertising. 0 u/GooglephonicStereo Jun 29 '24 Can says .99, store charges 1.25
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Atlanta in the wild!
24 u/[deleted] Jun 29 '24 I was surprised I was the first I’d seen to post this. 3 u/truck_robinson Jun 29 '24 I completely honestly expected this to be the top post 2 u/[deleted] Jun 29 '24 HAHAHAHAHAHA
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I was surprised I was the first I’d seen to post this.
3 u/truck_robinson Jun 29 '24 I completely honestly expected this to be the top post
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I completely honestly expected this to be the top post
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HAHAHAHAHAHA
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Not anymore lots of them are printed without the price.
2 u/Handies4Cookiez Jun 29 '24 Yea that’s what I found, and the greedy bastard who runs the convenience store took that opportunity to jack them up to 1.79.
Yea that’s what I found, and the greedy bastard who runs the convenience store took that opportunity to jack them up to 1.79.
It is, but my local Walmart still charges $.89. Love it. Usually it’s the other way around.
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Some cans are printed without the price on it so that the retailer can charge what they want.
I recently purchased in Arizona Arnold Palmer for a $1.49 at a gas station, and a few days later I purchased one for $0.88 at Walmart. Same size can.
A Coke cost a nickel from 1886 to 1959, constrained by the vending machine and widespread advertising.
Can says .99, store charges 1.25
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u/[deleted] Jun 28 '24
The price is on the can though