The ridiculous high prices of candy, soda, and popcorn - as well as anything else - as sold at a movie theater somehow does not fall under the rule of 'price gouging'. Which is illegal in most cases. "B-but, that's how they make th-their m-money!!!1" Thanks, jews. - Upgoat

The ridiculous high prices of candy, soda, and popcorn - as well as anything else - as sold at a movie theater somehow does not fall under the rule of 'price gouging'. Which is illegal in most cases. "B-but, that's how they make th-their m-money!!!1" Thanks, jews.
submitted by BitterVeteran to whatever 2.1 yearsMar 23, 2022 07:20:07 ago (+27/-0) (whatever)

Seriously. If I decide to raise prices at my store (I don't have a store) because something is knowingly scarce - let's say toilet paper for example. Then I'd be at risk of price gouging.

But somehow jews can charge $6 for a package of M&Ms and $8.50 for a 32 oz soda and it's just A-OK?

Fucking kikes.

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veridic -1 points 2.1 years ago

Theaters have to pay for the movies. They don't make money on ticket sales.

The concession stand is their only profit center.

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