This whole situation with the coronavirus is not easy. The world seems to have gone crazy! People just heard about quarantine and let's go to the store to roll everything off the shelves.
The "fat bags" of retail chains are now rolling their eyes with pleasure and rubbing their hands on the eve of large revenue.
Yes, that there is "Pyaterochka", all the shops are now jubilant and applauding standing. They say that people abroad buy up tons of toilet paper. Our people need buckwheat more.
The other day I went to "Magnet", and there is no longer any buckwheat. Did not make it. I walked through small shops and only in one, the one that is farthest found precious buckwheat. I bought myself the last three packets of buckwheat for 45 rubles. The next day, they brought in a new one, already at 65 rubles. I had time, I thought, I saved as much as 60 iron rubles!
And today I came to "Pyaterochka", and was stunned. Shelves again fall from groceries, and that same unfortunate buckwheat costs 40 rubles each.
Laughter and nothing more. Was it worth puffing up and running around small shops, which are now deliberately raising price tags ?!
In such private stores, at least prices are raised honestly, and what is written is why they are sold. But in "Pyaterochka" (and not only) now you have to be very vigilant. The shelves are bursting with food, and the price tags are old everywhere. Perhaps sellers with such excitement simply do not have time to change them, or maybe on purpose.
You have to be especially careful with stock products. The promotions are either all over, or they did not have time to start.
Be extremely careful when buying today such goods as tea, coffee, sweets, alcohol. Much of this assortment is imported, so prices have increased significantly.
I am saddened that my favorite coffee and chocolate will now have to be bought at 30% more.
I think that soon we will have to switch to Russian brands and forget about the product with foreign letters. Unless, of course, it's all the same to whose pocket your money goes.
So this panic with the virus only fueled demand, and we will now be supplied with tons of products with e-shki and emulsifiers, but of lower quality. It makes no sense for them to puff and do better, yes, and so people will buy.
Therefore, now you have to go to supermarkets with a cool head. Don't throw yourself on the shelves, but check the price. The game with the ruble has already hit the pocket of most Russians, do not let them rob you even more.
- I learned about a new deception in "Pyaterochka" - how cashiers skillfully breed customers with cards and points
- Faced in "Magnet" with a false deception, which you cannot dig up, like cashiers bred pensioners and inattentive for money
- A sweet saleswoman taught me what to do with a delay in "Pyaterochka" (this was not the case before)
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