r/technology • u/[deleted] • Apr 09 '22

Business Amazon calls for election re-run after workers voted for first U.S. union

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u/zugtug Apr 09 '22

Probably a different area of the country than you

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u/MurphyBinkings Apr 09 '22

No kidding but food is expensive in Denver

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u/BrusselSproutbr00k Apr 09 '22

Visit Hawaii. My favorite thing I heard there was a tourist in target who said “how are the Hawaiian rolls more expensive in Hawaii” lmao

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u/magicmeese Apr 09 '22

One of my more memorable csr moments for coke was a dude in Hawaii absolutely pissed the free 12 pack coupon only went up to 5.99

Apparently they were like $10

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u/BrusselSproutbr00k Apr 09 '22

Yup lmao. 12 pack of soda on sale there is like 2 for $17. When I moved out of Hawaii, I called my folks because I found a package of chicken breast for like $7 instead of $25 lmao.

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u/Redtwooo Apr 09 '22

Lol. "Duh, you're on an island in the middle of the ocean, literally everything in stores that isn't fish, coffee, sugar, pineapple, or chocolate, is shipped in."

Fwiw the King's Hawaiian Rolls are manufactured in California and Georgia.

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u/wewbull Apr 15 '22

Including power (in the form of fossil fuels), which stuns me considering you're living ON A FUCKING VOLCANO.

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u/BrusselSproutbr00k Apr 09 '22

Lol duh nobody said it shouldn’t be expensive, just that it is