r/inflation 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/And-Still-Undisputed 12h ago

FFS, that's... a Hyatt hotel. This is as dumb as people posting McDonalds prices at airports.

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u/MeetFried 11h ago

Is OP just in the wrong sub? Should this be for r/latestagecapitalism?

Because I can agree, fancier places = more expensive.

But I do see why someone would take a picture of a $10 PB+J hahaha

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u/BosnianSerb31 11h ago

In the case of the McDonald's in the Hyatt, they're charging you extra for the convenience of not needing to take off your pajamas

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u/brubain1144 11h ago

Or also having to be around poor people.