• @[email protected]
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      True, although it’s unlikely to cost THIS much to the resort.

      It still has more to do with the economy of supply and demand: for as long as there’s plenty of customers ready to pay a big premium, there is no economic sense in selling it for less.

  • @[email protected]
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    With shorter snow seasons due to climate change, those may be the cheapest prices we ever see again.

    • @[email protected]
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      Pretty much everyone flies into Geneva Airport for the french resorts; the Montreux Jazz Cafe is the biggest restaurant there.

      Just looked it up, their burgers are 26 to 30 euros.

      Actually fairly reasonable for Geneva

  • @[email protected]
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    I wonder how many years will need to pass before people see this meme and wonder why ski resorts are selling burgers and fries so cheaply…

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        There’ll still be rich cunts heli boarding, but yeah almost all the ski lifts will end up closing down from lack of revenue due to not enough up time due to unpredictable weather.

        Oh and indoor fields like the one in dubai and Auckland, nz will presumably still operate, unless the sport in general just becomes really unpopular.

    • @[email protected]
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      Just because something else is worse somewhere else, doesn’t mean people can’t complain or feel cheated.

    • GladiusB
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      I agree, however they still shouldn’t be charging 8 million dollars for food.

      • @[email protected]
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        In fairness to ski resorts they do have additional overheads.

        Its harder to get supplies in, workers are seasonal and either have to be provided housing or paid more to cover eyewatering seasonal rents, heating… not to say they dont tack on a big “Because you have no other option” tax.

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          Smart frugal people. Lots of others will just factor it into the cost of a vacation and be okay with it - accepting the fact that it’s overpriced and mediocre quality. It’s just a matter of convenience and how much people are willing to shell out for it.

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            True, but clearly there are also people who whine about how expensive the prices are on a luxury vacation.

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        “Woah, you smuggled in your own food!?”

        “Heh, yeah kid. This ain’t my first rodeo baseball game movie.”

      • AwkwardLookMonkeyPuppet
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        I went to the movies last night for the first time in a few years. It was $42 for 2 tickets, and $30 for 2 sodas and a popcorn, and then they had the audacity to ask for a tip.

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        Funnily enough McDonald’s outside the airport walls is getting very close to the ones within the walls.

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      I think it’s less the feeling of actual, serious persecution and more just an intense annoyance at the perceived unfairness of obviously skeezy business practices.

      Nobody likes being on the receiving end of “Lol because I/we can, that’s why. What are you gonna do about it?”

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      I’ve never been to a ski resort, never flown on an airplane, never went to a baseball game or concert. How are people affording these luxuries? I’m in the top 10% of earners and my money goes to housing and retirement. I’m still clipping coupons for groceries every week.

    • @[email protected]
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      That’s the most specific and obscure reference I’ve gotten here at Lemmy since I’ve joined, and what a good one! That track slaps, and the whole album is 😙🤌

      keep on jammin 🥂

  • MamboGator
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    Those fries look really delicious, though. I could sell a couple organs. How many spleens do I really need?

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      I mean, if you’re already at ski resort and you’re looking to harvest organs…

      I don’t know but I wouldn’t start with myself…

    • Sippy Cup
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      I dunno. I’ve been an unhinged addict of French fries for many years, and I can taste those fries by looking at them.

      They’re too starchy , not greasy enough. The skins will be unpleasant which is unfortunate because I always like the skins. They look light on salt, and will need ketchup.

      My God what the fuck is wrong with me I’m like a fucking potato sommelier

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    Same for airport. Oh no we have to throw your water bottle (I bought 24 for $3) at security screening, but 10ft after there is a store selling those exact same bottle for $6 EACH

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      I think you can drink your water, but keep the bottle and then refill it in the other side of security