Demand/Surge pricing coming to supermarkets soon
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Seriously. f
k off.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/06/24/exclusi...
Want a sandwich at lunchtime? 3 quid. Buy it two hours earlier? 2 quid.
Want petrol during rush hour or on a bank holiday? 125p a litre. During the afternoon? Call it 115p.
Oh look the sun is out. That Solero which was £1.50 an hour ago is now £2.50. That bottle of Evian has just gone up from 80p to £1.20.
SERIOUSLY. fk OFF. S.
k off.http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/06/24/exclusi...
Want a sandwich at lunchtime? 3 quid. Buy it two hours earlier? 2 quid.
Want petrol during rush hour or on a bank holiday? 125p a litre. During the afternoon? Call it 115p.
Oh look the sun is out. That Solero which was £1.50 an hour ago is now £2.50. That bottle of Evian has just gone up from 80p to £1.20.
SERIOUSLY. f
k OFF. S.Kermit power said:
Personally, I think it's a great idea, as the chances are most of the impact of this will be to bring prices down...
Yes! Because the corporations running supermarkets want to make less money! They are very charitable and the implementation of this technology at great cost is to reduce prices for the consumer! All hail the benevolent corporate overlords!
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