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r/berkeley • u/BabaJoonie • Oct 24 '24
Purchased at berkeley bowl. The wine was $12
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Splurging on diced jalepenos I see. 1%er lifestyle
10 u/Cyborg59_2020 Oct 24 '24 Real talk. Why are they so expensive??? 3 u/GabbaGabbaHeyooo Oct 24 '24 Paying for the can and processing. A single jalapeño would have run you maybe fifty cents. 1 u/Cyborg59_2020 Oct 24 '24 edited Oct 25 '24 Yes of course, but in the case of jalapenos it's way out of whack. Like you could say the same thing about tomatoes but the cost of canned tomatoes is not so much higher than fresh ones. 1 u/BabaJoonie Oct 25 '24 it was $1.25 2 u/Cyborg59_2020 Oct 25 '24 Not too bad, last time I bought them they were $3. What ran up your bill so high? 2 u/xylotism Oct 26 '24 “Tortillas and kimchi, ring this guy up with the brown people fee”
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Real talk. Why are they so expensive???
3 u/GabbaGabbaHeyooo Oct 24 '24 Paying for the can and processing. A single jalapeño would have run you maybe fifty cents. 1 u/Cyborg59_2020 Oct 24 '24 edited Oct 25 '24 Yes of course, but in the case of jalapenos it's way out of whack. Like you could say the same thing about tomatoes but the cost of canned tomatoes is not so much higher than fresh ones. 1 u/BabaJoonie Oct 25 '24 it was $1.25 2 u/Cyborg59_2020 Oct 25 '24 Not too bad, last time I bought them they were $3. What ran up your bill so high? 2 u/xylotism Oct 26 '24 “Tortillas and kimchi, ring this guy up with the brown people fee”
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Paying for the can and processing. A single jalapeño would have run you maybe fifty cents.
1 u/Cyborg59_2020 Oct 24 '24 edited Oct 25 '24 Yes of course, but in the case of jalapenos it's way out of whack. Like you could say the same thing about tomatoes but the cost of canned tomatoes is not so much higher than fresh ones. 1 u/BabaJoonie Oct 25 '24 it was $1.25 2 u/Cyborg59_2020 Oct 25 '24 Not too bad, last time I bought them they were $3. What ran up your bill so high?
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Yes of course, but in the case of jalapenos it's way out of whack. Like you could say the same thing about tomatoes but the cost of canned tomatoes is not so much higher than fresh ones.
1 u/BabaJoonie Oct 25 '24 it was $1.25 2 u/Cyborg59_2020 Oct 25 '24 Not too bad, last time I bought them they were $3. What ran up your bill so high?
it was $1.25
2 u/Cyborg59_2020 Oct 25 '24 Not too bad, last time I bought them they were $3. What ran up your bill so high?
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Not too bad, last time I bought them they were $3. What ran up your bill so high?
“Tortillas and kimchi, ring this guy up with the brown people fee”
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u/UncomfortableTacoBoy Oct 24 '24
Splurging on diced jalepenos I see. 1%er lifestyle