How to distinguish "overprice" and "priceless" 💸

"Overprice" is a word that is often heard, is it really expensive nowadays, or is it really expensive? Today, let's look at the factors that make something "expensive." This post focuses mainly on food and

Drink. 🍽️

🍦 size: Compared to the same or similar types of products, is the size reasonable? If it is small and expensive, it may tend to "overprice." The example we can imagine is gelato ice cream that friends can compare, such as rintaro, parameter, gelateria kitokki.

Location 📍: Another relatively important factor is location. Customer density and quality of space affect rents. The higher the rent, the higher the profit, the higher the price. Consider whether your favorite items are sold at a shopping mall, around a BTS / MRT station, or a personal / roadside area.

🍵 raw materials: The grade of raw materials greatly affects the price of goods. Imagine whether the raw materials used by the store are premium grades imported from abroad or common raw materials.

📣 Brands: Finally, there is also the branding value of each product, whether it is advertising or celebrity ownership, which varies the ability to set high prices. Perhaps the store thinks that the customer has the power to buy or wants to buy to support their favorite owner.

What do friends think about these factors that affect the "overprice" of the product, or if there are other comments, can be shared under the comments. 🤗

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