r/Anticonsumption Jan 01 '24

Is tourism becoming toxic? Environment

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u/psychxticrose Jan 01 '24

Dude. Even chicken is getting expensive. And eggs. I don't understand how more people don't cut down on meat

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u/astrangeone88 Jan 01 '24

Exactly! Eggs and canned tuna are like luxury items now.

I just wanted a tuna fish sandwich. I paid nearly $20 for the ingredients to make it from the mid ranged grocery store chain and only picked out the off label/no name brands. But to be fair, I needed new condiments (mustard and relish and yogurt) and a new loaf of bread but whatever this recipe used to be an under $10 grocery shop.

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u/Bun_Bunz Jan 01 '24

I can get 60 eggs for $9 where I am?

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u/psychxticrose Jan 01 '24

I'm in New York state and last year a dozen was at $5. Now it's down to 2.99 again. I remember a bunch of years ago it was like 99 cents for a dozen smh