Mzansi Outrage Over Post-Easter Price Reductions Sparks Frenzy Online

• Many people online were outraged by the reduction of Easter items in the shop right after the celebration
• The post gained massive attraction on social media, gathering many likes along with comments
• People reacted to the posts and flooded the comments section, expressing their thoughts on the subject

The online community voiced their frustration with retail stores over pricing items during the Easter holiday.

Mzansi is not impressed with the reduction in Easter prices of items

One Reddit user caused a huge stir online after sharing an image of Easter items in the store, which has been reduced. The photo shared by r/southafrica on Reddit shows various Easter eggs and chocolates. The caption of the post read as follows:

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"When are they going to learn stop overpricing things."

The post ruffled feathers among netizens, with one person saying in the comments:

"Serves them right for making them way too expensive. Some are actually hollow and don't taste that good when they are expensive."

Take a look at the post.

Peeps respond negatively

The post received many likes and comments on social media. Many flocked to the comments section to express their thoughts on the subject.

Skaapjagter shared:

"They're trying to stay true to Easter each year by RAISING prices. But truly the price of eggs was mental this year. Even Clicks "3 for 2" deals were pointless because they jacked up the prices so badly that the discount didn't even matter. Never did I think I would see no-name egg brands like Pnp or Checkers rival that of beacon egg prices."

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Jellyfish-Radiant poked fun at the store, saying:

"They learned this year because I saw no one with them in a basket."

saigon567 suggested:

"If you want your easter eggs cheap, you have to buy now for next easter."

iron233 added:

"They learn when people stop buying them."

Woman who complained about expensive life in Canada

Briefly News previously reported that a woman living in Canada has implied that people in the North American country live to pay bills. The woman, Kartia Velino, made the statement in a TikTok video and insisted people should think it through before relocation.

According to Kartia, the amount of money spent settling bills in Canada is enormous. To bolster her point, the woman brought out all the bills she sorted out and showed them to her followers.

Source: Briefly News