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In reply to the discussion: Inflation: we just had an eye-opening experience in Boston yesterday [View all]DFW
(60,311 posts)13. And that overhead has to be met, we get it
Still, normal mortals need food, and some still live on the Cape. When the difference is a multiple of four or five 200 miles apart, it still slaps you in the face. Grapes from California and cherries from Washington State still have to be brought 5000 KM, whether to Boston or to Provincetown.
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The stand sellers don't have transportation costs. Food safety laws to contend with
jimfields33
Jul 2023
#25
inflation is another word for greed and gouging, but yes i also understand expenses t
AllaN01Bear
Jul 2023
#6
Lord what beautiful, genuine smile that man has. He obviously knows a good man
Boomerproud
Jul 2023
#37
Enjoy your stateside time here, my dear DFW! And do say hello to your lovely wife from us both!
CaliforniaPeggy
Jul 2023
#31
I live on the Cape and just spent 1.98 for 2 limes yesterday, hope you stocked up! We moved here
seaglass
Jul 2023
#38
Eh summer vacation spot for the wealthy, I'm not surprised it's that expensive.
BannonsLiver
Jul 2023
#39