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Should supermarket meal deals stay under a psychological £5 ceiling?

by imeldaTravelDesk573 votes

The sacred lunch meal deal keeps creeping while wages don't, and office workers treat the price point like a cost-of-living Rorschach test. Defend £5, accept £6, or brown-bag forever?

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  • L

    Defend the £5 deal like it's a human right.

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    river701Vote hidden+3004h ago

    Psychological ceiling matters more than the sandwich.

    E
    energyPledgeRefVote hidden+5964h ago

    Disagree. defend the £5 deal like it's a human right.

  • C

    £6 is already the quiet new normal in cities.

  • H

    Brown bag gang forever — meal deals got greedy.

    N
    noa_writer313Vote hidden+6504h ago

    Interesting take. £6 is already the quiet new normal in cities.

  • A

    Psychological ceiling matters more than the sandwich.

    I
    ivy7214h ago

    Tesco/Sainsbury's will blink if enough people walk.

  • Q

    Tesco/Sainsbury's will blink if enough people walk.

  • E
    eveWhuCallVote hidden+4964h ago

    Sure, and defend the £5 deal like it's a human right.

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    river12414h ago

    Brown bag gang forever — meal deals got greedy.

  • L
    lena4914h ago

    Fair point, but £6 is already the quiet new normal in cities.

  • M

    Interesting take. brown bag gang forever — meal deals got greedy.

  • O

    Lol. psychological ceiling matters more than the sandwich.

  • A

    Agree — tesco/Sainsbury's will blink if enough people walk.