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DOLLAR GENERAL CLAIMS IT’S A DISCOUNT STORE. IT’S NOT.
We investigated how they charge more for less.- It's expensive being poorPhanLo
- Your fault if you shop at Dollar Generalnb
- Where is our beloved and patron saint of the people, Captain America when you need him?utopian
- How is it "their fault" if the shop at the only store in the town? Dollar General intentionally builds and clusters multiple stores in low-income areas.utopian
- nb likes to blame the victim instead of readingimbecile
- True. I did not read the YouTube videonb
- This store costs more and you refer to the shoppers as “victims”? Luuuulznb
- All the grocery stores in my neighborhood are expensive. Whole Foods is the cheapest. Am I a victim? I had no ideanb
- The article also says that DG is building stores where no one else will. So I guess these people are victims of being able to buy groceries nearbynb
- one lady has the time to sue over a quarter of a dollar, the other records the narration on the toilet.sted
- in europe you they have to give you the product at the advertised price.sted
- you do a lot of guessing. you must be used to being wrong a lotimbecile
- Why doesn’t someone in this town open a grocery store that offers cheap prices and high wages and get all the market sharenb
- No one is stopping them from having a local grocer to compete with DGnb
- No shit, nb. You can be this dense. It’s not like the town can just open a grocery store ffs. Or “somebody” for that stupid ass matter.monospaced
- https://www.youtube.…imbecile
- nb6
Wendy’s CEO announces that Wendy’s will NOT be introducing Surge Pricing and AI-enabled menu dynamics.
This announcement comes one day after Wendy’s CEO reported to shareholders that Wendy’s will be introducing Surge Pricing and AI-enabled menu dynamics.
- The market regulates itself.palimpsest
- LOL. The place is already trash, might as well bankrupt it with this dumb move.Krassy
- Idiotic ideaYakuZoku
- Isn’t this basically happy-hour?Gnash
- Appease the shareholders, backtrack to the public, but set it up for everyone. It's inevitable. Everything does this - Uber, Airbnb, hotels, etc.formed
- Seems like a good idea as long the prices are much cheaper on less busy hours (I like matinees and happy hours, personally).formed
- sausages0
Kellogg's CEO on marketing cereal as dinner for poor people. What a cunt.
- NBQ002
'Rich Dad, Poor Dad's' Robert Kiyosaki Says He's $1.2 Billion In Debt Because 'If I Go Bust, The Bank Goes Bust. Not My Problem'
- utopian3
Study finds Chlormequat in Cheerios and Quaker products.
What to know about the pesticide!Four out of five Americans likely have a lesser-known pesticide in their bodies thanks to the consumption of certain foods, according to a new study.
Published in the Journal of Exposure Science & Environmental Epidemiology on Thursday, the study found that 80% of tested Americans had the chemical chlormequat in their systems, a plant regulating agent that is currently not approved for use on edible crops in the U.S.
Imported foods treated with chlormequat are allowed to enter the country, however. According to a brief published alongside the study by the advocacy organization Environmental Working Group (EWG), the findings "ring alarm bells," as the chemical is thought to be harmful and was found in common oat and wheat-based products, including Cheerios and Quaker Oats.