They do “Buy one, get the second cheaper” offers in the drinks department, but lifting up the hung-over offer ticket to reveal the pre-offer price gives fresh cause for Spenglerian gloom, as if that were needed: acquiring two bottles of table plonk pre-offer appears consistently to cost more or less the same as purchasing two bottles under the offer, so that if you buy one now you’re actually worse off. They’re not advertising “Was X, now Y,” so I guess that’s perfectly OK.
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