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<blockquote data-quote="Boomin_tahoe" data-source="post: 8469708" data-attributes="member: 562180">Still don&#039;t get why people complain about higher prices. Pretty obvious they don&#039;t look around much or even price to compare on more things/items bought at the store. You expect to pay the same amount year after year? Not gonna happen.Happens every year. Average price increase is roughly 3% or so. Movie tickets at a theatre is a good example. Here, it&#039;s dam near 12 a person. Tires. I remember paying 65 bucks a tire for my once had s10 blazer. Now, there about 3x that amount. Material increase, shipping increase, supplier increase, it all adds up. Prob based on demand and/or sometimes such as fruit/vegetables they always go up based on bad weather or lost of crops.Airline tickets. They&#039;re always fluctuating. How about gas prices. Wouldn&#039;t it be nice if it was always $2.00 a gallon?! Again, goes back to the roots of why it fluctuates.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Boomin_tahoe, post: 8469708, member: 562180"] Still don't get why people complain about higher prices. Pretty obvious they don't look around much or even price to compare on more things/items bought at the store. You expect to pay the same amount year after year? Not gonna happen. Happens every year. Average price increase is roughly 3% or so. Movie tickets at a theatre is a good example. Here, it's dam near 12 a person. Tires. I remember paying 65 bucks a tire for my once had s10 blazer. Now, there about 3x that amount. Material increase, shipping increase, supplier increase, it all adds up. Prob based on demand and/or sometimes such as fruit/vegetables they always go up based on bad weather or lost of crops. Airline tickets. They're always fluctuating. How about gas prices. Wouldn't it be nice if it was always $2.00 a gallon?! Again, goes back to the roots of why it fluctuates. [/QUOTE]

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