The only way to teach them is to make them feel it

Ever feel like companies are just raising prices willy-nilly?I nflation is not just a number, it's a system. In this clip, we explore how consumer choices can actually teach corporations a lesson about price hikes. We dive into the "egg-onomics" of resistance, proving that if we're not willing to pay outrageous prices for even simple necessities, things will change.
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[@DaveM-FFB]

Absolutely!! Once we stop paying the ridiculous prices for stuff, the prices will come down. FYI, we used to make chicken wings when they were $3.99/lb. Now they're $6.00 (no thanks). Instead, we started purchasing whole chickens for $1.69/lb to put in the rotisseree. It's cheaper, healthier, and it makes 2 meals instead of one. Thanks to the Ronco Showtime Rotisserie.

[@aileenocampo6596]

Soda has gone up so much in price

[@rose4u111]

Corporations continue to show us blatant evidence of American greed in real time!🤨

[@TD-ug4mg]

Not exactly useful advice when you're already buying them most affordable basic necessities you can, like eggs, obe of the cheapest sources of nutrition there is