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This morning I went to the supermarket to buy some things. It’s too inconvenient to shop at large supermarkets, so I chose the 36524 supermarket which is closer to my office. I bought a box of instant noodles (priced at 5.5 yuan), a pack of instant noodle accessories (priced at 1.5 yuan), and a baked pancake (priced at 4 yuan). I originally wanted to buy the instant noodles for lunch, but when it was time to pay, they told me the total cost was 12.5 yuan. I was in a hurry to leave and didn’t pay attention; it wasn’t until I got to the office that I realized they had calculated the price wrong. 5.5 + 1.5 + 4 = 11 yuan. So why was I charged 12.5 yuan? Unless he charged 7 yuan per bucket for the instant noodles. Good heavens, this is the most expensive instant noodles I’ve ever eaten. . . . . Originally, the small bucket was priced at 5 yuan, while the large bucket was 5.5 yuan. I thought it would be better to buy the large one, but only after making the payment did I realize that it cost 7 yuan per bucket…… That’s really too unfair. So I still have to go to the 36524 supermarket in the end; it’s simply exploitative – they list prices but don’t sell at those prices, raising them deliberately! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Unscrupulous merchants.
It’s best not to see it; if you do, avoid it
This estimate applies to small supermarkets; larger ones use ticketing systems
365*24, open all year round
Those who deliberately raise prices in this way should be complained about: handshake