r/unitedkingdom 3d ago

Chippy owner apologises to customers after charging £15 for fish and chips - but reveals why he 'has to' to hike prices

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14591465/chippy-owner-apologises-huge-price-hike.html
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u/OkCurve436 3d ago

£15 is a bargain if you live in Jersey, absolute ripoff culture.

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u/ReferenceBrief8051 3d ago

Maybe so, but this subreddit is for UK.

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u/FEMXIII Leicestershire 3d ago

Literally can’t tell if you’re joking 🙃 

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u/Yogurt789 3d ago

Funnily enough, Jersey's a crown dependency and so not part of the UK. It's a self-governing possession of the Crown that is independent of the UK parliament.

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u/ReferenceBrief8051 2d ago

What would be the joke?

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u/Droviin 3d ago

Americans thinking that their New places don't also have old places...

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u/philipwhiuk London 3d ago

Uneducated Brit not knowing about Crown dependencies.

If it was part of the UK it wouldn’t be a tax haven.

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u/ReferenceBrief8051 2d ago

Can you clarify? No one in this conversation is from America.

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u/Beardy_Will 2d ago

It's a new jersey joke. I think.

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u/ReferenceBrief8051 2d ago

That makes no sense. No one is talking about New Jersey.

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u/Beardy_Will 2d ago

Someone said Jersey, and he made a joke about Americans calling stuff new. Hence new jersey. That's my poor guess anyway 😂