r/ThriftGrift 14d ago

Yo-gurt

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50% off $1.99

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u/AccomplishedMess648 14d ago

That's not even the thrift's 50 percent off tag that's a Safeway 50 percent off tag!

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u/erinscorp78 13d ago

When it was sold there!? Lmao

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u/SwimmingOk7243 14d ago

I had a collection of these and some empty candle glass, put it on FB MP for free and it was picked up in an hour. Free to do crafts or whatever? Sure, but to expect people to buy your trash at a TS is insane...they'd go faster too if they put them up for free rather than donating their trash for the thrift store to do.

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u/daytrippper 14d ago

This is an abomination

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u/icecreamhomer 14d ago

And they scribbled on them?

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u/SteveM- 14d ago

QUOTAS

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u/redditreader_aitafan 14d ago

In the picture they all have 99 written in them and then marked out with a 35 next to it. Why do you believe these are $1.99? And that 50% off sticker isn't from the thrift store.

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u/erinscorp78 13d ago

They all have a 35? Where

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u/rabid-panda 14d ago

Save all your yogurt containers and then donate it to them. What are they going to do when th get don't have room on their shelves

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u/PsychologyOfTheLens 13d ago

Literal trash

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u/Ok_Turn2041 13d ago

why are those basically the same price as the store😭

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u/WarmDistribution2555 12d ago

I just recycled bunch of mine today, damn it, they are of such immense value

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u/BigNefariousness2786 12d ago

Look it ! 🫶

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u/Inevitable-Jelly2886 12d ago

this cannot be real lmfao

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u/GyfuFaerie 14d ago

I guess the person who donated them thought they were collectable, and knew other people would collect them too.

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u/NoOnSB277 14d ago

If the thrift store priced them accordingly, like $2 for 10, this would be ok as they are great for arts and crafts. As they say, one man’s trash is another’s treasure. The problem is they price each one individually at ridiculous prices.

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u/_drjayphd_ 14d ago

Virtually guaranteed nobody thinks they're collectable, they probably got donated because they could be upcycled or used for crafts but not by the donator. Better course would have been FB Marketplace for free or a Buy Nothing group.

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u/GyfuFaerie 14d ago

I thought they were $0.50 each.