While it may not be in our Constitution to mandate selling prices for vendors, surely we the people, the customers, can do something about overpriced products by simply not buying them.
One typical example is the bake and shark and pies being sold at Maracas Bay: $25 and $30 for a bake and shark and $15 for an aloo pie is ridiculous.
Granted, we don't know of the high "overheads" vendors have to pay, apart from the cost of the ingredients, labour, the million and one condiments (that could easily be cut in half) etc, etc, that constitute and justify these prices, but we have two choices: buy, or don't buy.
Why encourage this type of inflation? What next? Fifty dollars for bake and shark by Christmas? And you going to buy it-you, the same people who complain about the price of everything going up? You expect anybody to take you seriously? This is one area that we the people have to take the blame for.
W Dopson
Woodbrook
One typical example is the bake and shark and pies being sold at Maracas Bay: $25 and $30 for a bake and shark and $15 for an aloo pie is ridiculous.
Granted, we don't know of the high "overheads" vendors have to pay, apart from the cost of the ingredients, labour, the million and one condiments (that could easily be cut in half) etc, etc, that constitute and justify these prices, but we have two choices: buy, or don't buy.
Why encourage this type of inflation? What next? Fifty dollars for bake and shark by Christmas? And you going to buy it-you, the same people who complain about the price of everything going up? You expect anybody to take you seriously? This is one area that we the people have to take the blame for.
W Dopson
Woodbrook