Re:The Cost of Being Poor: Why It Costs So Much to Be Poor i...
by dmkolobov on Tuesday December 20, 2022 @11:38PM
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In my experience, this is true for just about every type of store. Especially grocery stores. I live on Federal in Denver, and the selection relative to some of the wealthier suburbs is atrocious. The past few years have made me wonder who gets the job of ensuring poor neighborhoods get screwed in the face of nationwide shortages of items.
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Re:The Cost of Being Poor: Why It Costs So Much to Be Poor i...
by WalterBright on Wednesday December 21, 2022 @01:19AM
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Try running a store in a poor neighborhood and it will soon be obvious why they are the way they are.
Re:The Cost of Being Poor: Why It Costs So Much to Be Poor i...
by dmkolobov on Wednesday December 21, 2022 @01:47AM
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Fine, the pursuit of profit over all else forces people to make decisions like screwing entire neighborhoods out of access to basic quality food and other goods.
Is that better?
Re:The Cost of Being Poor: Why It Costs So Much to Be Poor i...
by WalterBright on Wednesday December 21, 2022 @02:15AM
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Opening a store is not screwing entire neighborhoods.