Anonymous #1 8w

looking at my kroger purchases back in 2023 I was able to buy 35 items (including $25 in discounts) for $100 which comes out to $4 per item if you exclude discounts a couple days ago I spent $90 on 18 items (including $48 in discounts) which comes out to $7.6 per item if you exclude discounts (i promise it was the cheapest shit like it included HOT DOGS BRO and single ply toilet paper like ????)

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Anonymous #2 8w

Damn bruh mine has been the exact opposite

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Anonymous #1 8w

maybe my kroger just decided to exploit college kids idk but with $48 in discounts and I still paid the same amount 😭 like 2023 I got frozen pizzas and produce and soda and yogurt and crap for $100 and this time I got SHIT for $90 like I guess the toilet paper did it for me even tho that was $10 with a discount 😭😭

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Anonymous #2 8w

I guess Heb might be doing a little better when it comes to prices compared to other stores in other states

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Anonymous #1 8w

ya maybe like kroger has gotta be one of the biggest grocery store chains and I have never heard of Heb, so would make sense a massive corp raised prices more

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Anonymous #2 8w

Yea it’s a Texas Mexico thing

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Anonymous #3 8w

Alcohol is subject to a special tax in most states.

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