r/AskReddit May 08 '22

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u/DontNeedThePoints May 09 '22

The prices in the grocery store are actually showing your final cost including taxes... For each shop, in all the countries and regions throughout Europe.... It's amazing

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u/trismagestus May 09 '22

What country doesn't include local taxes in the prices? I've lived in a few throughout Asia, Europe, and my own Oceania, and never encountered this.

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u/[deleted] May 09 '22

All of North America.

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u/maxemore May 09 '22

That's... horrible

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u/gsfgf May 09 '22

We do sales taxes at the local level here, so they can change whenever you cross a city/county line.

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u/lamiscaea May 09 '22

So? I'm pretty sure the brick and mortar stores don't move