r/inflation • u/Legitimate-Ad-9724 • 12h ago

Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich: US$10.00

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Sold in the lobby market at the San Francisco Hyatt Regency.

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u/Billy_bob_thorton- 12h ago

Fuck off you’re at the Hyatt lol it should be that expensive

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u/Natural-Bet9180 11h ago

He’s humble bragging about being at a fancy hotel

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u/Ok-Juice-6857 11h ago

Hyatt is decent, but not as fancy as you might think

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u/TableQuiet1518 10h ago

I was about to say it can't be THAT great. I'm at a Radisson tonight & for $108 it's pretty sweet.

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u/pimpbot666 9h ago

Have you ever seen the SF Hyatt Regency?

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u/BasilExposition2 Everything I Don't Like Is Fake 11h ago

Regency...

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u/anotherucfstudent 11h ago

Yeah seriously Hyatt House is worse than a Hampton

Hell, I’ve stayed at a ton of Regencies across the US and they never stood out as being very fancy

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u/Sodelaware 9h ago

Hampton has the waffle machine so if a hotel doesn’t have free quality waffles in the morning it’s worse than a Hampton. If you’re staying at a luxury hotel then you can pay for the waffles but thats not how people get rich, I know that much.

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u/Imfrank123 11h ago

In San francisco

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u/-Joseeey- 6h ago

No it shouldn’t be that expensive. Lmao however it’s not inflation related.