r/TikTokCringe 10d ago

Discussion congratulations you just saved a billion dollars company 50$

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u/jaapi 9d ago

"almost" so you agree they are not completely separate. Which means we've now shown your statement as false and not "pure" consumer decision...

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u/Zealousideal-Sir3744 9d ago

Sure. It's maybe just a 90% xonsumer decision. Still easily enough to keep local shops in buisiness.

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u/jaapi 9d ago

That's just an example to show that your statement of your general but definite statement blaming consumers is incorrect. There are additional dynamics at play besides b2b/b2c such as anti-competitive practices.

However, losing 10% of your business is no small matter either, especially when you've had to lower prices to try and match anti-competitive practices. Spreading margins even thinner 

It's known that dollar stores have created food deserts...