Does anything cost less than a dollar anymore?

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Informal_Daikon_9812@reddit

Candy from a coin operated vending machine.

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TheNexxuvas@reddit

Quite a few things, most are single vegetables like an onion, garlic, head of lettuce sometimes hits .79 and .99 cents.

Individual screws at the hardware store. Love that this is still a thing at Ace Hardware. No buying an overpriced pack of 5 or 10 from Lowes, HD, or even Amazon.

I needed 4 screws for a door that leads from garage to mudroom, .15 a pop at Ace.

Now that's fixing a problem in your house for less than a $1 when most anything else getting broke or worn down in your house is gonna wipe out 2 months worth of paychecks. Lol

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Zadyria_Gelm@reddit

My last fuck. I gave it away for free years ago!

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pemart22@reddit

According to J-Lo, her love don’t cost a thing.

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feijoax@reddit

I bought one avocado for 90 cents a few weeks ago.

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AlsoTheFiredrake@reddit

Sure. I just got a can of cat food for $0.70. I'm using it to bait a fish trap so I can catch some Bait fish. Which I'll then use to catch some catfish.

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Fair-Wishbone-1190@reddit

They had a bargain bin at the grocery store for a dollar for everything and it included Cadbury eggs, and Reese's Easter bunny rabbits.

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GretaVanFrankenmuth@reddit

I got a prescription for four Xanax tablets recently… cost .61¢

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Vast_Needleworker_32@reddit

Jiffy corn bread mix is 75 cents at my grocery store

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LollipopGirl923@reddit

5 piece pack of Wrigleys Doublemint chewing gum 49¢ ☺️

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Gauldax@reddit

A single 'gourmet' lollipop or select greeting cards at Dollar Tree

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FawnLeib0witz@reddit

I just bought store brand tomato paste and it was 99¢.

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Fight_Tyrnny@reddit

I remember buying full candy bars and packs of gum at the store in the 80's for $.05

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simply_mea@reddit

Bottle of water in Costco food court is 25 cents

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NervousDogFarts@reddit

Your opinion. They don’t make cents anymore so it’s basically worthless.

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Demostecles@reddit

Fried Apple Hand Pie: $0.75 today at Cosentino’s Apple Market

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ExtraAd7611@reddit

I believe a Big Gulp is 79 cents, with the catch that you need to have the 7 Eleven app and/or register a phone number. With that caveat, the price has been pretty stable for about 30 years.

You can also get a big soda at Costco or Sam's Club for under $1 with a membership.

While it's not a single item, I can get a box of 12 perfectly edible ice cream sandwiches at my local Kroger variant for about $2.49, which comes out to about 21 cents per ice cream sandwich.

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handsomeape95@reddit

Scrolled too far to find this jabroni.

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oldfartjr@reddit

Very little. The dollar bill should w discontinued and replaced by the two dollar bill.

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Also, I had some sticker shock recently when I had a craving for Black Cherry Kool-Aid and went to buy some expecting it to be like 4/$1. I remember it being 10 for $1 when I was a kid but I wasn’t expecting it to be 2/$1! 😳

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brandysafinegirl@reddit

Cilantro and Parsley from Aldi’s. And we buy a shit ton of it for our rabbit.

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Ok_Act4459@reddit

A few bananas

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Dry-Character-6331@reddit

My opinion... 😉

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froction@reddit

Easter candy at Dollar Tree right now

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JusticeAvenger618@reddit

A can of potted meat from Walmart that may or may not be cat food. I don’t recommend it but it’s .69 cents.

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jermo1972@reddit

Plenty vegetables under $1 a lb.

I just bought 5 cucumbers!

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deleted_by_reddit@reddit

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GenX-ModTeam@reddit

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NLtbal@reddit

Yes

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lilred7879@reddit

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ONROSREPUS@reddit

Lots of foods can still be bought for under a buck. Just checking the local weekly grocery store ad I counted 12 items. I am sure there are more instore as well since that is a sales flyer.

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JPBillingsgate@reddit

Those little pies that Walmart sells. The pecan ones are actually pretty solid.

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ONROSREPUS@reddit

I use to love those but the last couple times I had them I pertnear shit my pants.

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theghostofcslewis@reddit

Baking Soda, Toothpicks, Wrigleys 5 pack, surely there are more.

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aseedandco@reddit

Where are you shopping? It’s $5 for a Wrigley’s 4 pack and $3 for a 200 pack of toothpicks at Kmart here. The cheapest baking soda near me is $2.95.

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kat_storm13@reddit

I think they mean one pack of 5 pieces of gum.

How big is the baking soda? One pound boxes here run between about 80 cents and $1.50 depending on brand. Walmart has a 4 pound box of it for $3.24

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aseedandco@reddit

500g, so about 1 pound.

Everything is expensive in Australia.

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theghostofcslewis@reddit

correct on the 5-piece pack .35 now

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Emergency_Bike6274@reddit

You still have a Kmart?

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aseedandco@reddit

Kmart is huge in Australia.

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I-Am-All-Me@reddit

Lays potato chips at 50 cents a pack

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rekipsj@reddit

Where is this?

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I-Am-All-Me@reddit

Dollar General. Perfect size for lunch bags.

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kat_storm13@reddit

Some places still sell the little small bags of chips 2/$1. Walmart is one, I've seen it in a few local grocery stores as well

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GenXed@reddit

Curb your enthusiasm- the bag has five chips. You’re paying ten cents a chip!!!

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RemlikDahc@reddit

A pack of 50 Zig Zag rolling papers, a bunch of Green/Spring onions, 5 Jalapenos, 12 plastic grocery bags, small head of broccoli, a head of iceberg lettuce, 1 marijuana, can of Arizona Tea, 1 Tornado...there's a ton of things under a buck, but not as many as there used to be!

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LazySwayze@reddit

Arizona iced tea

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Stompboxer1@reddit

Penny candy, but only barely.

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74chuckb@reddit

How do buy those now without Pennie’s?

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Stompboxer1@reddit

They're 95 cents now.

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4158264146@reddit

Paper/plastic grocery bags

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Epicassion@reddit

Posting on Reddit.

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viewsofanintrovert@reddit

One Banana.

Store brand yogurt

One tomato

One head of garlic

2 limes (or two lemons)

Honestly most small fruits/vegetables that can be sold individually are less than $1

One donut (from the bakery my local grocery store)

One bagel (from the bakery at my local grocery store)

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Equivalent_Yogurt_58@reddit

Even the Dollar Tree raised their prices to 1.25 and up.

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viewsofanintrovert@reddit

It's more than that now

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r2killawat@reddit

Stamp

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BergerTime5150@reddit

Even a plain cup of gas station coffee is usually over two dollars now.

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brinazee@reddit

Single small onion, single small potato, banana

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ReddituserXIII@reddit

Me.

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rundabrun@reddit

50 cents now costs a dollar.

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BornTry5923@reddit

Ramen

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Global_Friend5300@reddit

My neighbor’s opinions are free and plentiful.

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ClutterKitty@reddit

Adding extra cheese to a Taco Bell taco.

The bubble gum machine at the mom & pop restaurant in town.

Bottle of water at the Costco food court. Heck, the soda at the Costco food court too.

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One-Abbreviations339@reddit

❤️

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bartz824@reddit

Yogurt cups, if you're ok with cheap yoplait stuff.

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OpheliaMorningwood@reddit

Got some from Amazon Fresh for .77 today.

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cirkis@reddit

Bag ramen

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Signal_Contract_3592@reddit

NGL I love that shit

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bionicboom@reddit

Maybe this post.

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WolfThick@reddit

The sweat off your brow.

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JohnZombie666@reddit

Pretty sure our opinion is still 2 cents

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maccaphil@reddit

It's reddit. Your opinion is free.

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foozballhead@reddit

Generic canned veggies and beans.

One tomato, avocado or apple (ymmv).

One or two bananas.

One can of Arizona Iced Tea.

One pound of store brand pasta or long grain rice

One box of store brand "blue box" mac and cheese (milk and butter not included)

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gmryan3010@reddit

Walmart brand 2 liters last I checked were $1. Sodas aren't taxed here.

I found some cans of tomatoes for 79 cents.

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TwistedMemories@reddit

Bulk candy. You can buy a small amount of candy for less than a dollar. We also have a few candy shops and a local toy store that also sells penny candy. Of course it's little more than a penny, but you also buy a few pieces of candy for under a dollar.

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92z51@reddit

Once upon a time you could make a 20 minute long distance phone call for 99 cents!

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ayyabduction@reddit

A lemon. Suckable ones.

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jackssweetheart@reddit

A can of beans.

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uber4202u@reddit

Arizona's are .89¢ here

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Practically_Hip@reddit

Kick in the nuts behind the woodshed.

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phunkygroovin@reddit

Yes, the bag of peach and watermelon rings that I'm obsessed with that I get at Walmart. I think they are 88 cents for four ounces. I have never liked candy my whole life, but all of a sudden I'm obsessed with these. At least it's a cheap obsession.

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Lumpy-Artist-6996@reddit

I haven't tried this candy, but I buy a variety of their Great Value branded candy. It's such a good deal! I keep their mints in my desk at work.

Their orange chews are pretty good, and I'll get their knock off Snickers bar on occasion. It's not great, but Snickers aren't what they used to be eirher!

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tupeloredrage@reddit

Today I bought an excellent piece of coconut cream pie for $0.99

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ExtraAd7611@reddit

where was that?

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tupeloredrage@reddit

In Massachusetts at kind of a fancy little farm stand. I was with a much younger coworker. I kind of freaked him out demanding that he acknowledge the fabulous deal.

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ExtraAd7611@reddit

Well played and shame on your coworker for the implied eyeroll. I hope you gave the seller a 1 dollar bill and demanded change.

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Beautiful_Coat_9294@reddit

I saw cups at Walmart that were 50 cents each. I have two cups just like it that someone gave me and want to buy more.

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Sean_theLeprachaun@reddit

Even freedom costs a buck o five.

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ExtraAd7611@reddit

way above my pay grade.

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tincan-veteran@reddit

Some grocery store ramen brands!

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ProBuyer810-3345045@reddit

Well, deer nuts are under a buck!

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temporalcupcake@reddit

Thrift store has lots of things under a dollar. One near me sells individual buttons. Littlest ones are .03¢

But when I shop regular stores, I'm not sure anything I buy is less than $5 anymore.

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snap_pea23@reddit

Arizona Iced Tea?

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OldHead1776@reddit

"the price is on the can, tho"

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MiseryisCompany@reddit

Your mom

       (sorry)

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aran_maybe@reddit

My mom’s charging a buck 50 now. Inflation is a bigger bitch than she is.

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UnrealizedDreams90@reddit

You beat me to her. I mean, it.

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Quirky_Commission_56@reddit

The Dollar Tree now charges $1.25 per item.

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mt80@reddit

psst you spelled $1.50 wrong

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TheFightens@reddit

Our Dollar Store already has a $5 and up section. On the bright side, many birthday cards are still 50 cents a piece. That’s the only reason I shop there.

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TrianglePope@reddit

Long as they have a dollar in that figure they can keep their name

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TrianglePope@reddit

One half of a stale gumball from a gumball machine

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93195@reddit

Yo mama.

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karma_the_sequel@reddit

A dollar.

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lilspark112@reddit

This is the truest answer

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mizuaqua@reddit

A pound of dry macaroni at Trader Joe’s. Actually a lot of stuff at Trader Joe’s is 99 cents.

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asyouwish@reddit

A stamp?

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SnowblindAlbino@reddit

You can get a cup of ice at most convenience stores near me for $.50. (Just ice, nothing in it.)

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1544756405@reddit

Some mini bottles of liquor. Fireball is 99 cents where I live.

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beyondplutola@reddit

They know their market.

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Crazy-Squash9008@reddit

A box of baking soda.

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EggCzar@reddit

You know what four dollars buys today? It don't even buy three dollars!

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Round_Ad8947@reddit

Many places have gluten free…except in Chinese grocery stores

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MarginalTalent@reddit

I don’t use cash very often. But I’ve had the same $3 in my wallet since (probably) November because I don’t know what I can spend it on

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Prize_Ad6430@reddit

I only use cash at the liquor store so my wife doesn't see it on the bank transactions. She knows but I still want to be discreet about it.

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Shell-Fire@reddit

I always tip cash. Cause otherwise it's taxed.

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LadyNorbert@reddit

Most of the stuff at Dollar Tree is $1.25 or more, but they do sometimes have things on sale for 50 to 75 cents.

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Puzzleheaded_Use_566@reddit

I can still find 88¢ chocolate bars at the Dollar Store.

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81632371@reddit

My copay on my generic muscle relaxant was under a dollar. They gave me change but didn't have pennies.

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Round_Ad8947@reddit

A banana

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DJErikD@reddit

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Catskillschick@reddit

There's always money in the banana stand!

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GnomieOk4136@reddit

Individual pencils at the book fair.

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Imcluelesstoday@reddit

Only at the. 99 cent store.

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theinspireddesigner@reddit

1 banana.

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spititout__@reddit

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nidena@reddit

A can of tuna.

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DtchGrl@reddit

Where do you live? I might need to move there. Just paid $2.49 for a small can in FL.

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nidena@reddit

IN. I paid 87 cents a can last week.

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wtfnevermind@reddit

In KY, the pouches are a buck

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lokis2019@reddit

I saw a bag of chips

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BuDu1013@reddit

50cent bag of chips

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xpatientx@reddit

The local corner store still sells loose cigarettes for 75 cents "if you ain't a cop"

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Shell-Fire@reddit

Stamps

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NaturalProfession922@reddit

Cornbread. Mix,egg, dash of milk still under $1.

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cl8855@reddit

Arizona ice tea still 99c

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1stUserEver@reddit

Amazing is still .99 but we will never get the .01 back.

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ramblingamblinamblin@reddit

Long live Arizona used tea

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SouthOrlandoFather@reddit

Thoughts. Still a penny.

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rekipsj@reddit

How much for dirty ones? $3.99 a minute.

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Ok-Entertainment5045@reddit

The pony ride at Meijer is still a penny.

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Stereo_Jungle_Child@reddit

They quit making pennies several months ago. They cost too much to make.

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Affectionate-Map2583@reddit

A greeting card at Dollar Tree, a song on a Touch Tunes jukebox, individual pieces of hardware, using the antique bowling ball cleaner at the bowling alley.

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IngvaldClash@reddit

Deer nuts are under a buck

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Capricorn75@reddit

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Nanojack@reddit

Deez nuts?

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timwtingle@reddit

I get a bunch of bananas for around or less than a buck.

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allthethings13@reddit

I often buy a single banana and it’s usually around 30 cents.

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Butitsadryheat2@reddit

Went to the opening of a new IKEA today here in Phx & the yummy packaged cookies were all 99 cents! 😁 🇸🇪🌵

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Ok-Entertainment5045@reddit

I get a coffee refill at the gas station every morning for $0.96 out the door.

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misterwheelson@reddit

Whatever this guy is buying.

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Stereo_Jungle_Child@reddit

I have this t-shirt with this guy's face on it too. My wife says it's "disturbing".

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jeep242@reddit

Individual Little Debbie Fudge Round

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SnooDoggos121@reddit

A box of jiffy cornbread mix

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MinnNiceEnough@reddit

I had to check... Sure enough, my local overpriced grocer sells that for $1.19 (St. Paul, MN suburb)

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SnooDoggos121@reddit

Damn, like .79 here at local Walmart. Even the usually overpriced Publix sells it for .99

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Sonny_1313@reddit

Your Momma

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ice_cool_jello@reddit

I came here to say the same

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Parking_Exit2297@reddit

Natty daddy used to be 99 cents in my are, now $1.19…. Gouging MF ers

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Dr_Grinsp00n@reddit

So is not under a dollar.

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Parking_Exit2297@reddit

Not anymore

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WhiskeyDeltaBravo1@reddit

A size 6 hose clamp.

I work in auto parts.

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kgurney1021@reddit

A first class stamp but they are like 78 cents! E-mail has put more people out of job faster than Ai did.

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snarf_the_brave@reddit

I ordered extra pickles on my burger at the local burger dive the other day, and they charged me 30¢ extra. I think that came out to 7.5¢ per pickle.

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Lonely-Ad-5340@reddit

Not even at the dollar store.

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Open_Mortgage_4645@reddit

Some places sell loose lollipops for like $0.50/each. But I'm not really aware of anything else that's under a dollar.

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Chibi-Skyler@reddit

Last week I bought a yam and a container of Greek yogurt for 53cents and 79cents, respectively.

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JenNtonic@reddit

Tomato paste

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JJDiet76@reddit

Ramen

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midnight_to_midnight@reddit

Can't even get newspapers

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anymore!

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Independent_Yak_9128@reddit

Thoughts and prayers

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JackieBlue1970@reddit

As if 4/8/26, a first class stamp

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youcanteatcatskevn@reddit

As if.

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JackieBlue1970@reddit

Fixed

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SpecialOil6869@reddit

Your mom.

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Smoking_In_The_90s@reddit

You overpaid.

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Odd-Ad-9858@reddit

Came here to say this

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DameKitty@reddit

I got 2 packets of seeds for $0.50 each.

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deemarieforlife@reddit

Mike and Ike's lol

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Agent7619@reddit

My two cents will cost ya a buck and a half.

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FKpasswords@reddit

What’s a dollar ???

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aogamerdude@reddit

Lemons or limes (might even be 2 for $1 at some stores).

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Error262_USRnotfound@reddit

I was buying weed the other day and I wanted to break a bill first so I had exact price of said weed…went to 7-11 to make change looked around and the smartest purchase was just a $1 lotto ticket.

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timwtingle@reddit

My two cents.

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irisbro68@reddit

Taxes on a dollar are less than a dollar. I still work retail, and I have this thought many days … with the penny going away I wonder how long until everything gets rounded to the $0.05?

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JD_tubeguy@reddit

A head of garlic.

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Basic_Scale_5882@reddit

Yo momma 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

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MaximumJones@reddit

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Relative_Ad9477@reddit

I always love a good placed yo momma joke. lol

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National-Stock6282@reddit

9 dimes.

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klawansky@reddit

First CityWide would have caught that error. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CXDxNCzUspM&t=12s

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Snoo58207@reddit

Arizona Tea master cylinders.

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AlrightMister@reddit

Bottle of water at Costco is a quarter.

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JoeMagnifico@reddit

The cool aisle at the Ma & Pa Hardware Store with all the bolts and nuts.

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RealCrazySwordGirl@reddit

Play pool for 75 cents in some dive bars around here. Also a game of darts is only 50 cents in some of those same bars 🤷🏼‍♀️

There are machines in the vestibule of most grocery stores that give stupid little toys and bouncy balls and fake tattoos in capsules for anywhere from 25 cents to a buck

Restaurants often charge less than a dollar for certain add on items: sauces, extra pickles, etc

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Downtown_Anteater_38@reddit

Kool Aid packets 42 cents each (at least in my area)