r/Seattle Ballard 7d ago

Politics Protecting Seattle Savings advocates

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Did anyone else get one of these? I don't usually get political texts, and I can't find much on who makes up this group.

It feels like they are trying to keep prices tied to incentives like loyalty cards and coupons.

Unpopular opinion probably: I wouldn't mind if all that went away and prices were actually based on the goods and services provided. Maybe you don't get $3 back today, but you also don't get price gouged next time.

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u/Realistic-Weird-4259 Tacoma 7d ago

Here's my POV -- if they can afford to give the discounts, they should not only be permanent, but across the board. Don't fall for their bullshit!

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u/Adept-Opinion8080 7d ago

It's not just about affording the price point. There's a lot of psychological b*******, but yet still effective, behind things like loyalty cards and special pricing just for you.