I'd love to meet this seller, bring Aussie along and it would be the one time I approve of pinning someone to a tree. RRP is about $50

https://www.ebay.com.au/i/170934084294?ul_noapp=true

Get it by Wednesday, 25 Mar from Merrylands, NSW

Why bother going to Merryland when Coles are doing it without shame

Oil is down and petrol prices will crash to the level of flying pigs.

Gordon wrote on Mar 20^th, 2020 at 4:37pm:

I'd love to meet this seller, bring Aussie along and it would be the one time I approve of pinning someone to a tree. RRP is about $50 https://www.ebay.com.au/i/170934084294?ul_noapp=true Get it by Wednesday, 25 Mar from Merrylands, NSW

come on gordy.....what about the WATER $50 for 24/pk during the height of the fires.. ::) ::) ::)

its what I expect   the only thing I didnt expect was the PANIC BUYING.....just to be ready for the next crisis....I am planning on getting involved in home kit PANIC ROOMS....I think I will make a fortune...

I never in all my days expected to see aussies fall apart like this   and so quickly.... >:( >:( >:(

You could see things changing with sex abuses , banks, insurance , polly rorts and house price frenzy. Probably the 1975 Whitlam-Fraser chaos was a sign of change.

It is not gouging. It is rationing. We would not have run out of toilet paper if coles and woolies had done the right thing and increased prices. Now we have people running out of ventilin for example.

Soon the Riots will begin.

Gordon wrote on Mar 20^th, 2020 at 4:37pm:

I'd love to meet this seller, bring Aussie along and it would be the one time I approve of pinning someone to a tree. RRP is about $50 https://www.ebay.com.au/i/170934084294?ul_noapp=true Get it by Wednesday, 25 Mar from Merrylands, NSW

so don't buy it.

Is it really that difficult for you?

By the way, I'm not surprised in the slightest to see you would want bring an old man to fight your battles.

Oh, I thought this topic of price gouging was about the return flights for Australians to come back home from wherever they have wondered over the globe!

Why their flights are cancelled only to have to rebook for nearly up to $10,000 each one way to come back home!
Now if they threw in a 6 pack of toilet rolls, might make it more reasonably priced!

It must be tough to be caught in the middle of a jaunt across some overseas continent...  ::)

Them's the breaks... are citizens returning any less of a hazard than visitors?

chimera wrote on Mar 20^th, 2020 at 4:58pm:

Oil is down and petrol prices will crash to the level of flying pigs.

Well the pigs are in the clouds then aren't they!

Your petrol price crashes up and doesn't exist?
I thought you were a survivor , I really did.

Monday filled car for $1.13 per litre
Today fuel is $1.49 per litre !!

Went to Woolies today - the ex's turn to buy for a week.. the only things in short supply were frozen vegetables and I was surprised to see toilet paper... they're putting out a certain amount at a time, so the shelves are always near empty.....

This could be seen two ways - either they are artificially promoting a stampede for toilet paper (god knows why anyone would hoard it) - or they are seriously trying to slow down the stampede by only having a certain amount on the shelves... won't stop the hoarders though, that last... they'll grab what they can on as many trips into Woolies as they and their family can make.... if it's on the shelves it's fair game for repeat buyers who come in and go...

Told yez I saw the same faces every time I went to buy some cheese or milk over the past week or so ...lined up at 7 am ready to go... and how does a supermarket regulate repeat visitors who use different checkouts for each trip or different family members getting the limit and going through a different checkout, so the sum total is five times what is 'rationed'??  They can't.....

Ration card or restoration of sanity is the only solution..... one of the regular faces today said he was buying toilet paper for his son in Sydney and was going down there.... you get that?  Why the Hell would anyone go to a core centre for disease like Sydney?  Sounds like an excuse for insanity to me....