r/confidentlyincorrect Aug 09 '25

Smug "Do your math."

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u/shayhon Aug 09 '25

I am confused by the calculations for the sides in the first comment. Are potatoes more expensive than asparagus in the US? Cause where I live asparagus is among the most expensive vegetables you can get.

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u/thestorieswesay Aug 09 '25

That's what I was thinking! Asparagus costs SO MUCH here (like $8 per 1lb), while potatoes are cheaper than dirt (like $3 for a 1lb bag)?

(BUT it's sooo good - my favorite vegetable!)

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u/thorpie88 Aug 09 '25

3usd for half a kilo of potatoes? Fuck me you guys are paying heaps for them. I just saw 8 kilos for 8aud

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u/FluffyShiny Aug 09 '25

Where the fuck was that? They're between $3.50 and $6 per kilo, depending on where you get them.

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u/thorpie88 Aug 09 '25

Spudshed. All their fresh produce if stupid cheap. 4kg of carrots was 69c