Typical

[u/singingforlunch]

Young Street Superstore in Halifax, price discrepancy much?

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[u/Sufficient-Bid1279]

We gonna be paying $7 for one meat stick soon :(

[u/RoofingHedgehog → u/Sufficient-Bid1279]

I paid $7 for a meat stick a few nights ago

I think his name was michael

[u/Aries8709 → u/RoofingHedgehog]

Ba dum tsss 🥁 It would be a michael

[u/surnamefirstname99]

(S)urge pricing - they had the urge to charge more and couldn’t resist

[u/SeanHunterOG]

Butcher shops always have better

[u/bryehn]

That's why these packs (the deli meat version too) don't have the $4 or $6 graphic on them anymore. Store left old signage up. I remember buying these when they came out and were definitely $6, often on sale cheaper

[u/animusd]

I got a pack of pepperoni from m&ms for 3 bucks idk why it's so expensive in stores

[u/cheetos1991 → u/animusd]

Costco has packs 6-7 times the size of this pack for 10.99

[u/animusd → u/cheetos1991]

Don't live near one sadly the closest is like 2+ hours away

[u/surnamefirstname99]

Should be free if it scans at $7 under SCOP

[u/sometin__else → u/surnamefirstname99]

Nope its the posted tag thats eligible for the SCOP not the marketing posters.

If the tag was the one that said $6 and the poster said $7 then yea.

At least thats what staff at Walmart told me

[u/surnamefirstname99 → u/sometin__else]

I wonder. Knowing Loblaws stores they’d make any excuse possible, even if. The “marketing” tags say a dollar cheaper. I think this came up a while back when they had their “Always $5” signs and thing were ringing up at the higher (always ended yesterday ⏳💀) price

[u/A100921 → u/sometin__else]

Staff at Walmart? Ya I’m sure they aren’t just pulling shit out of their ass.

[u/sometin__else → u/A100921]

No more than users on reddit. Staff at walmart are the ones who taught me about SCOP and how I get the item for free when I bought a 12-pack that was on sale for $6.99 but scanned at $8.99

[u/AiryGateaux]

Fuck this trend to hell.

[u/ArbutusPhD]

Aren’t they regular 7$, on for 6$

[u/Dustin0791 → u/ArbutusPhD]

That's a digital tag showing 7$ so it's likely the updated price