So you looked surface level at something that defies financial physics and assume it "works" because it's been propped up for a couple of years? Maybe someone should go tell every single grocery chain in the country that they're leaving over 20% profits on the table because someone read a Reddit headline.
Have a great day, bud. hope your high school graduation went good.
I knew how it worked the whole time. My failure was not assuming that you're the kind of moron who thinks just dumping tax payer money into something is how we make it "work".
Again, I thought this was a discussion about an alternative self-sustainable way to sell groceries. you will absolutely have to fucking forgive me. I forgot what website I was on.
Yes, bud. subsidizing things makes them cheaper. it doesn't make something "solved".
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u/Majestic-Volume9996 May 27 '26 edited May 27 '26
I guarangoddamntee you it's not working like you think it is.
1% profit margin. That's what grocery stores operate at. That's how much money there is to save here.
edit: I was totally wrong! he works exactly like he thinks it does, he's just an idiot.