This is a short post and only tangentially related to travel, but this sign was hilarious. We ran across this sign in a gas station / travel center while on the road with the fan
I’ll take a 1/2 dozen please! #fail
I can’t decide which is more hilarious / awesome / cringe-worthy
- The fact that a dozen (12) donuts costs less than a 1/2 dozen (6)
- The fact that you can apparently buy 10 muffins for the price of 1 donut (they’re priced at 9.9 cents if you didn’t catch it)
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What if the pricing was intentional to encourage more volume of donuts sold? It allows for the highest margin on single purchases, the 1/2 dozen price might just be a red-herring.
Touche!