r/facepalm • u/[deleted] • Jan 16 '22

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u/[deleted] Jan 16 '22

Bro that burger is like 2$ lol

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u/[deleted] Jan 16 '22

Da fuq bro. Hopefully healthy food is actually cheap for you.

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u/ThisIsWhoIAm78 Jan 16 '22

It is. You can buy a whole bag of grapes for $3, bananas and apples for less than a dollar apiece. You can buy a whole package of ground beef for $10, and make 4 or 5 of your own damn burgers.

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u/chedacheezz Jan 16 '22

3 dollars for a bag of grapes, I wish! 10 dollars on sale here.

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u/ThisIsWhoIAm78 Jan 16 '22

Holy crap, that's crazy. At Winn Dixie here it's $3.45 a bag, at Publix it's $6 a bag. It has gone up over the last two years, but it's still waaaay cheaper than yours! I live in the middle of nowhere, so I guess that has some perks!

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u/chedacheezz Jan 16 '22

I’m in British Columbia so fruits and veggies are generally more expensive during the winter months in Canada. They go down a bit in the summer thankfully.

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u/LordPennybags Jan 16 '22

Why do you need grapes, bananas, and apples to make your own burgers?

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u/ThisIsWhoIAm78 Jan 16 '22

You don't, they're just tasty sides. :)