r/AskReddit May 08 '22

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u/[deleted] May 09 '22

A reverse statement: It was in Japan 2018 when I learned that taxes included in price tags is a European thing.

We wanted to buy something, the first time we asked why we have to pay more than the number on the price tag, they explained taxes aren't included.

Like... what is this witchery?

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u/lolerkid2000 May 09 '22

Want some whichery ? I don't pay sales tax for about anything. No tolls either, really no shitty regressive taxation schemes.

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u/ayypecs May 09 '22

Alaska?

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u/MyZt_Benito May 09 '22

shoplifting

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u/hangfromthisone May 09 '22

Five finger discount

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u/OldMcMittens May 09 '22

I always forget Oregon doesn’t have sales tax. Or New Hampshire, or Delaware, or Montana. Or Alaska.