On 2015-07-20 11:26 AM, sf wrote:
> On Mon, 20 Jul 2015 06:12:04 -0400, Ed Pawlowski > wrote:
>
>> What I found amazing is how many people sided with the clerk yet have
>> never been to the store and never saw how they were priced. I can see
>> selling by the piece at a lunch counter, but I've never seen it that
>> way in a grocery store.
>
> Someone has already mentioned Trader Joe's. Certainly stores like
> 7-11 would and I'd venture to say that any store with an active
> sandwich counter sells them by the each for their lunch crowd.

The place where this happened does NOT sell them by the piece. I stop
there for things once or twice a week and often by bananas. They always
have a cart full of them right in front of the check out and they are
sold by the pound.




> It
> wouldn't be unheard of to have two sets of pricing: by the piece and
> by the lb.

It wouldn't. That would be one of the craziest ideas I can imagine in a
store, selling bananas by the piece then they might be cheaper by the
pound or vice versa?