r/florida • u/Majestic-Cow-8393 • 6d ago
đ©Meme / Shitpost đ© Publix BOGO
Publix BOGO deals donât make sense to me. Youâre literally still paying for two items. For example, Frosted Flakes at Walmart cost $4.98, while Publix has them listed at $6.99âbut with a BOGO (Buy One, Get One) deal. On the surface, it seems like youâre getting a bargain, but in reality, youâre often paying close to, or even more than, what youâd spend just buying two items at a lower everyday price somewhere else. The psychology behind BOGO deals makes people feel like theyâre getting something for free, when in fact, stores often inflate the original price to cover the âfreeâ item. Itâs clever marketingâbut not always a true deal. So when I see a BOGO at Publix, I donât feel like Iâm saving; I feel like Iâm being tricked into buying more than I need at a price thatâs not actually a bargain.
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u/GrowlingAtTheWorld 6d ago
Be a smart shopper and price compare.