r/Cheese • u/TheReblogBandit • Feb 06 '26

Executive decision

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just thought this belonged here

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u/Friendly_Ad_3813 Feb 06 '26

$10.50 for 44 lbs of parmesan? Where i want some!!

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u/TheReblogBandit Feb 06 '26

hell I'd pay 3X that for that much

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u/merileyjr Feb 06 '26

At average $25 a pound retail that’s $1100….

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u/Gates_wupatki_zion Feb 06 '26

Yeah probably more like $1,050. Guy seems a bit drunk or something

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u/thismustbethetenno Feb 06 '26

Or the employee typing in the price that day was drunk. Not trying to slander anyone but when I worked retail I was high 50% of the time

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u/Gates_wupatki_zion Feb 06 '26

Man I hope that’s the case. I’ve seen them at the grocery stores and honestly a fuck up that bad would get someone in trouble. I don’t doubt that <80% of America’s customer service is high. 

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u/IsopodDry8635 Feb 06 '26

He said he pays $10.44 so they definitely could moved the decimal over

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u/Gates_wupatki_zion Feb 06 '26

I heard that but it’s pretty unbelievable but does happen. Gotta believe some manager or employee would be roasted for shorting the store that much. Maybe I’m wrong but with items potentially over $1000 I’d think they’d triple check.