Woolies vs Coles, the supermarket wars: Australia Day edition

[Memberberries]

100%, would save a fair chunk off Amazon.

Only problem with bulk buying is you can be stuck with products you can't use.

 

[The New Legacy]

Only problem with bulk buying is you can be stuck with products you can't use.

only true if you don’t use often enough, say you drink a can of mother everyday, you have nothing to lose by bulk buying it.

 

[Hacky McAxe]

I'm in America right now. It costs US$11 for a can of deodorant. US$8 for coffee.

Inflation has hit the US hard.

 

[Memberberries]

I'm in America right now. It costs US$11 for a can of deodorant. US$8 for coffee.

Inflation has hit the US hard.

Which state is that?

 

[Hacky McAxe]

Which state is that?

Washington DC/Virginia

 

[The New Legacy]

Speaking of the U.S..

When I worked for US based company who had a local office and I'd always get comments "I could buy it in the US for 2k Aus and here its 3.5k Aus, why is that". People don't understand that wage, shipping, storage, local tax/costs all play a factor.

Then you'd get people who'd buy from the US which is 120v, plug it in and kill it with our 240v want it covered by warranty.

 

[LeeroyJenkins]

only true if you don’t use often enough, say you drink a can of mother everyday, you have nothing to lose by bulk buying it.

Your health. You lose your health.

 

[The New Legacy]

Your health. You lose your health.

That too