>One of the things I used to like about shopping at Whole Foods - no stupid club pricing
Of course not; everything there is (was?) insanely expensive because they knew their core customers would pay.
Of course not; everything there is (was?) insanely expensive because they knew their core customers would pay.
The higher price may make people think they are buying a premium quality product, and derive additional pleasure of consuming luxury goods even while not knowing it was marked up peasant food.
Sure is. I understand that the club nonsense is a marketing stunt, but at the end of the day WH is (was?) overpriced, which is all that matters.