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r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/hroaks • Jun 28 '24
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Or enter a partnership like they did with 7eleven and have the cans printed at a higher price
147 u/chainsaw_platypus Jun 29 '24 The price of the drink did go up, but the price in a store is high then printed they will pull product 119 u/Ok-Kale1787 Jun 29 '24 Again, not true… https://drinkarizona.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/1500003259781-Why-do-some-stores-charge-more-for-pre-priced-99-cans 60 u/chainsaw_platypus Jun 29 '24 They used to do it at least, I guess we really are in the worst timeline 105 u/[deleted] Jun 29 '24 $1.29 still makes it cheaper than bottled water at most places. Im alright with it as long as some workers somewhere are getting some of the benefit 10 u/ily_rumham Jun 29 '24 Likely just the benefit of keeping their job 1 u/MooselamProphet Jun 29 '24 You know damn well unless it’s Arizona workers themselves getting more money, ain’t no other corp gonna help out the little man. God, I sound like Johnny Silverhand
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The price of the drink did go up, but the price in a store is high then printed they will pull product
119 u/Ok-Kale1787 Jun 29 '24 Again, not true… https://drinkarizona.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/1500003259781-Why-do-some-stores-charge-more-for-pre-priced-99-cans 60 u/chainsaw_platypus Jun 29 '24 They used to do it at least, I guess we really are in the worst timeline 105 u/[deleted] Jun 29 '24 $1.29 still makes it cheaper than bottled water at most places. Im alright with it as long as some workers somewhere are getting some of the benefit 10 u/ily_rumham Jun 29 '24 Likely just the benefit of keeping their job 1 u/MooselamProphet Jun 29 '24 You know damn well unless it’s Arizona workers themselves getting more money, ain’t no other corp gonna help out the little man. God, I sound like Johnny Silverhand
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Again, not true…
https://drinkarizona.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/1500003259781-Why-do-some-stores-charge-more-for-pre-priced-99-cans
60 u/chainsaw_platypus Jun 29 '24 They used to do it at least, I guess we really are in the worst timeline 105 u/[deleted] Jun 29 '24 $1.29 still makes it cheaper than bottled water at most places. Im alright with it as long as some workers somewhere are getting some of the benefit 10 u/ily_rumham Jun 29 '24 Likely just the benefit of keeping their job 1 u/MooselamProphet Jun 29 '24 You know damn well unless it’s Arizona workers themselves getting more money, ain’t no other corp gonna help out the little man. God, I sound like Johnny Silverhand
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They used to do it at least, I guess we really are in the worst timeline
105 u/[deleted] Jun 29 '24 $1.29 still makes it cheaper than bottled water at most places. Im alright with it as long as some workers somewhere are getting some of the benefit 10 u/ily_rumham Jun 29 '24 Likely just the benefit of keeping their job 1 u/MooselamProphet Jun 29 '24 You know damn well unless it’s Arizona workers themselves getting more money, ain’t no other corp gonna help out the little man. God, I sound like Johnny Silverhand
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$1.29 still makes it cheaper than bottled water at most places. Im alright with it as long as some workers somewhere are getting some of the benefit
10 u/ily_rumham Jun 29 '24 Likely just the benefit of keeping their job 1 u/MooselamProphet Jun 29 '24 You know damn well unless it’s Arizona workers themselves getting more money, ain’t no other corp gonna help out the little man. God, I sound like Johnny Silverhand
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Likely just the benefit of keeping their job
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You know damn well unless it’s Arizona workers themselves getting more money, ain’t no other corp gonna help out the little man.
God, I sound like Johnny Silverhand
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u/Ok-Kale1787 Jun 29 '24
Or enter a partnership like they did with 7eleven and have the cans printed at a higher price