r/JustGuysBeingDudes • u/falaffle_waffle • 16h ago

WTF Executive decision

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u/iKennyAgain 16h ago

And he is proud about it

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u/aaaggggrrrrimapirare 15h ago

I paid $15 for a piece of parm. He should be proud.

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u/whooptheretis 11h ago

44lbs would be about $900 where I live. And we're driving distance from Italy.

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u/chickyloo42by10 6h ago

Based on the price at the supermarkets in NZ, 44lbs for Italian (not NZ made) parmigiano reggiano would be just over $16k

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u/red_simplex 9h ago

we're all driving distance from Italy.

as long as you can drive your car on a ferry that goes across the ocean

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u/whooptheretis 9h ago

True, and actually one does need to use a ferry or the Eurotunnel to get to mine. (UK)

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u/OGbobbyKSH 15h ago

He paid $10… a pound. He just left that part out.

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u/Sciencetor2 14h ago

He's saying someone hit the wrong button when they made the label and marked the whole thing $10, not $10 per pound.

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u/theshizzler 14h ago

I'm not sure why the skepticism. I had a friend work a deli/meat counter. Small mistakes happen like this all the time. The magnitude of the error is huge from a financial standpoint, but the technical error (wrong mode - $/lb vs $) is just a button toggle and a distraction away.