I agree. This just like ‘surge’ pricing with Uber, etc.
People flipped when Wendy’s was about to do this several months back, but it makes all the sense in the world. If a burger is $5 from 11-1 & 4-6, but $4 outside those hours, some percent of people will adjust when they consume.
My business offers sales and discounts in our slow season.
Yea. a normal mechanism in the free market.
I don't think a free market is possible with a central bank-controlled monetary policy. Central Banks create commie money.
Well I don't disagree there.
I'm just saying that people have a degree of "free market like" latitude even within this fake free market. And adjusting (fiat) prices up an down with demand (and not entirely based on fiat money supply) is one of those moves
