re: Chicken wings are now cheaper than they were before the pandemic

Picked up almost 70 wings in the freezer last wknd. Don't know the price per pound but a big pack was around 8 bucks at L&N.

There are a couple of hood stores, I frequent(early in the morning) where they will have them on sale for $1.29/lb, sometimes. Nice size too.

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Chicken wings are now cheaper than they were before the pandemic by DakIsNoLB
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I absolutely am saying that. Insurance is a major issue


Also, as a non-business owner, I would also guess your costs have to be forecasted to some degree. You can't just drop your prices because of one variable dropping.

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Demand for eating out isn't going away.

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I’m amazed by it. Every restaurant in my city seems always packed. My wife and I make pretty money, well into 6 figures. But we only eat out about once a week. I feel like it’s too expensive for what we get.
I guess it’s the same for my industry, industrial sales. We keep raising prices on everything from products to delivery fees. I’ve never seen it so busy. I keep thinking we’re going to eventually price ourselves out of the market. It hasn’t happened yet. I can’t keep shite on the shelves. Hell, I think I could triple the price on some items and we’d still run out of stock

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Restaurants won’t lower prices. They have to offset all the other inflated prices and costs.

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Not true. Someone will drop them for advertising, it’s cheap and easy. They will get slammed. Then more people will to react.

Yeah costs have done up, but that doesn’t mean they have to all stay up.

Now do almost everything else