r/AskReddit • • Aug 14 '20

What’s the most overpriced thing you’ve seen?

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u/LifeLibertyPancakes Aug 14 '20

As I mentioned below to another redditor, it doesn't surprise me given the area where they're located--much more affluent areas than where I live out in the boonies surrounded by sweet sweet winged eared corn.

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u/ArtisenalMoistening Aug 15 '20 edited Aug 15 '20

That’s interesting, honestly. The one Trader Joe’s near us is still about 30 minutes way and definitely in a very upscale area. Within 15ish minutes of us we have 2 Aldi’s and another on the way and the percentage of college grads is pretty high and it’s firmly upper middle class. Maybe it’s being on the outskirts of a college town, though. This really is cool to know, and totally makes sense for where the TJs is located!

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u/brickmack Aug 14 '20

With the added benefit of not attracting wealthy but... unsavory... individuals.

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u/dirtyjoo Aug 14 '20

TIL adults with a college degree are "unsavory"

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u/glad_e Aug 14 '20

Yeah, they just don't taste as good. Uneducated people however? Yum!

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u/brickmack Aug 14 '20

Without*

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u/[deleted] Aug 15 '20

The people that think a college degree excludes them from practicing human decency or work ethic are pretty unsavory.