Things you think are overpriced

[NickCQ]

Fastchas said:

More houses get built = more revenue to council coffers by tax payers

= more people that the council has to provide services to
+ aging population meaning more going into social care etc

[V8covin]

Skyedriver said:

Bon Giovi - £21.....

I paid about that to see the real band in 2000 !

[nickfrog]

I reckon price is a result of the balance between supply and demand. If it doesn't sell, it is overpriced. And if it remains overpriced in that sense, it is not really on the market.

[nickfrog]

V8covin said:

I paid about that to see the real band in 2000 !

Sorry to hear that!

[FukeLreeman]

campionissimo said:

Train Fares.

This x 100000.

It costs my wife £16 return to do around 12 miles on the train. It's never on time, it's not faster, and it's not convenient. Rolling stock is old. How on Earth can you justify a £16 ticket?

On the bus it's like £5-6 return, and driving uses £4-5 of fuel.

[TwigtheWonderkid]

FukeLreeman said:

campionissimo said:

Train Fares.

This x 100000.

It costs my wife £16 return to do around 12 miles on the train. It's never on time, it's not faster, and it's not convenient. Rolling stock is old. How on Earth can you justify a £16 ticket?

On the bus it's like £5-6 return, and driving uses £4-5 of fuel.

Yet sometimes you go on Trainline site and it's stupidly cheap. I went from Waterloo to Dorchester and back for £14 last year.