Fun fact: Last time a grocer attempted dynamic instant-adjusting pricing, they got sued into oblivion for making watermelon, fried chicken, and grape soda way more expensive in black neighborhoods than white ones. Their defense of "literally no humans are involved in this process, it's purely demand-based pricing adjustments done by an unthinking spreadsheet" didn't fly.
Fun fact: Last time a grocer attempted dynamic instant-adjusting pricing, they got sued into oblivion for making watermelon, fried chicken, and grape soda way more expensive in black neighborhoods than white ones. Their defense of "literally no humans are involved in this process, it's purely demand-based pricing adjustments done by an unthinking spreadsheet" didn't fly.
Let's see if Walmart has better lawyers.
Good. Don't want to incentivize them to travel.
Rich neighborhoods don't have bus stops for a reason.
When I tell people that, they don't believe it.
They also prevent the liquor and beer from being sold in their neighborhood.