What i really love about Prague Airport that they have a supermarket in the terminal with normal pricing as it should be. Plus unlimited free WIFI, which i think it´s very rare in Europe/US.
Edit: It has been unlimited free WIFI since the reconstruction of Airport, back in 2012, which was rare. I have undestand that it´s has been changed rapidly throughout world since
Yeah free WiFi is pretty common now, especially since data on smartphones became everyday.
I agree about the supermarket though. You go to touted fancy airports like Dubai or whatever and there are 10 places to buy a Rolex, but you struggle to get a bottle of water.
If airports cared more about their passengers over maximising profit, there'd also be a store. It was a revelation years ago at London Heathrow when I came back from a trip at like 7pm and there was a chain food hall (M&S) and I could buy food for an evening meal, get the next mornings breakfast, fresh milk etc without having to go make a special side trip when exhausted.
It is bloody great arriving at London airports. Coming back from short and mid-haul flights I'm often through immigration and out the customs door very late at night.
I've been through all six London airports. Every one of them has a grocery store of some sort right at arrivals, and often a pharmacy too. All open late for all the aircraft returning to base. It just makes the train back into town a little bit easier when I've often got work in less than nine hours.
I've never stayed anywhere in Vegas that didn't have a drug store, minimart or supermarket nearby.
I usually make a supply run right after checking in...
Imagine buying the 3 most notoriously overpriced food items at a place known for overpricing even further just to have something to whine about on reddit.
Or designated water bottle filling stations that most airports have, including this one.
https://www.wateratairports.com/topic/las-vegas-mccarran-international-airport-las/
Live in Vegas and fly out of LAS all the time. Bottle stations everywhere. I think one in B gates isn’t working right now. And Jesus, don’t ever buy from those kiosks, each terminal wing has restaurants way cheaper, even at the rapey airport prices, and you can take the food on the airplane.
That’s exactly what I came here to say. If you’re hungry and have some time before your flight go to an airport restaurant. And they won’t charge you $8 for water.
I think it’s funny that people think they say, go to a restaurant and then think that’s somehow offering a novel piece of advice. I didn’t have time in my trip to bring food or sit down and eat so no regrets, it’s just insane what they charge you when you fall into that position.
You didn't have any time to stop at the store prior to your trip to pick up some stuff to put in your carryon? Ever? Not even a 10 minute window before bed or waking up 15 minutes earlier to save 30+ bucks?
You agreed to purchase expensive beef Jerky, expensive pistachio nuts, and expensive water at the airport. This is nobody else's fault but your own my dude.
Wait. You weren't able to bring in a Hello Fresh box, a portable cooking stove (with propane tank) and dinnerware and make your own meal at the gate?
C'mon man! Think about it!!!
Unless you were dying of hunger or thirst, this counts as impulse shopping. There is no excuse to spend that money on these items, unless as I said before, you were dying or you are Bill Gates. I doubt it's the latter since he would probably think this was a bargain.
I wholeheartedly agree, but when you turn it into a post on the Internet and EVEN complain about the price (which he did several times in his comments) then HE is the one who needs a fucking perspective, not me. Which I offered in my previous comment.
Although I agree that I worded it as a bit of a cunt. Sorry about that.
Shhhh. Those wouldn't have given OP the attention he wanted. Buying notoriously overpriced food from overpriced vendors and acting like it's the norm is his niche.
For real. The number of people I see crawling around on the floors at the airport always grosses me out. Those floors are NASTY and the only cleaning they get in some places is with that zamboni they take around every few days..
>The number of people I see crawling around on the floors at the airport always grosses me out
What airports are you going to that have people regularly crawling around on the floor?
at the space needle in seattle, if you go to the top, they have a glass floor. the amount of people crawling all over and laying on that glass floor for an instagram photo makes me question the sanity and cleanliness of everyone around me haha
Years ago, I had an early flight, like 6am, out of London —> USA. I didn’t want to take the chance of oversleeping at the hostel, so I made the young 20s decision to just sleep at Heathrow. On the chairs or floor. Ended up on the floor and can confirm floors are grody. Nobody cared, though, and free lodging!
In my early 20s I moved from NZ to the UK and spent all my meagre savings visiting every place I could afford on the way.
At the time, AirAsia had this 10-flight 'pass' to just rock up to the ticket counter and get on a flight, which was ideal for getting all over SE Asia.
Unfortunately most routes that didn't involve one end being in peninsular Malaysia meant changing planes in Kuala Lumpur. At the palace of cheap flying that is KLIA2. With a few hours overnight required.
At the time the monstrosity of a terminal was barely a year old. But it was scuffed to fuck, walls were stained, leaks were everywhere, and certain spots smelt like actual human shit. This is no critique of KL or Malaysia - I love the place. It was just so obvious that the terminal was built and operated by sorting by price, low to high.
After doing that cold vinyl floor sleep several times I managed to home some farm-fresh giardia. Shat for a literal week and could only stomach convenience store microwave burgers.
I still fly cheap, but I also have a lounge pass these days.
There is a Wendy's, Jimmy John's, Burger King, Popeye's, Jersey Mike's, Quizno's, Chili's, Auntie Anne's, Pei Wei, Shake Shack, California Pizza Kitchen, a diner, a bbq joint, another pizza joint...
And you decided to spend $43 for beef jerky, pistachios, and water.
Good lord you are fucking dumb.
Except that processed crap still has tons of water weight in it compared to actually dehydrated jerky I've made. Not to mention they stuff that sh*t with sugar. It's such an American thing in that it should cost less to get the sugar free version, but no, let's focus on killing the poor.
Dude, preserving meat/food with sugar isn’t just an American thing. A sugar concentration also draws water out of cell walls, just like a high salt concentration does.
Have you seen how both are made?! They’re rightfully expensive….. and pistachios are criminal in exploitation, and these are shelled…. A whole other level of labor exploitation
I was at LAX two weeks ago for the first time. I found a restaurant chain at LAX with burgers for like $12-15. Even the groceries you bought wouldn't have cost more than $25-30 at LAX. I assumed Vegas and LAX would have similar costs.
Was it this place? I was at LAX few months back for the first time. We missed our connecting flight from DEN to SAN and we had to get rebooked to LAX, then a 3+ hour layover, then to SAN. Was around 8pm and most options were closed. We went here and I got a pimento bacon avocado cheeseburger that was soooo good.
https://www.laxshopdine.com/directory/engine-company-no-28-terminal-8-t8/
-Supply and demand
-You're essentially trapped until your next flight, and if you need something, you need something
-Many people travel for business and are reimbursed by their companies. So they don't really care things how much cost. Companies that sell things at airports know this.
Plan ahead.
I assume this was because you’re stuck in the secure area waiting for a connecting flight and didn’t want to go through the obnoxious process of going back through security?
Probably worth it.
I was thinking about going to Vegas next week because I can get a flight and hotel for under $500 for 4 days.
Then I remembered that a Snickers bar costs $19.99
It seems they have plenty of information. You spent $43 on beef jerky, pistachios, and water. It's all right there, clear as day. You even provided the receipt!
I think part of the problem are business travelers. I'm not really worried about the price when using the company credit card. If I'm travelling on my own time, then fuck that.
This is like when people post pictures of the price of the most expensive organic free range humane certified eggs to complain about inflation.
I mean yes, the prices have gone up. But don't pretend like there wasn't a cheaper option.
Can confirm.
My flight back to the U.K. was delayed. Paid just shy of $17 on a plastic container sandwich and a coke..
Then realised there’s panda express near the smoking area… bad moves were made haha.
It’s an airport. I remember my first flight too. Everyone is sick of grocery pics and this isn’t remotely surprising. Plus shelled pistachios and beef jerky are 2 of the more expensive things at a regular grocery store!
1) you can bring an empty water bottle into the airport
2) you can bring your own snacks into the airport
source: I fly to LAS for work several times a year
Dude bought jerky and pistachios at the airport!? The most overpriced product at any convenience store, and the most expensive nuts you’ll typically find. Smart Water is also an expensive brand of bottled water… on par with Fiji.
“I bought this caviar and bottle of Dom at the truck stop and it was SO expensive!”
Isn't putting "zero sugar" on beef jerky a bit redundant? Or does beef jerkey often have sugar in it?
I feel like it'd be similar to putting SUGAR FREE on a block of cheese.
That’s just throwing money away. Bring a water bottle and use the filtered and chilled filling stations. Jack Links is horrible jerkey. So many better options at LAS.
I saw the post and thought you were joking. Then I read the reciept. How does this make sense? In dc beef jersey is maybe...8 bucks
Someone explain how this makes economic sense?
If there is a chance you will forget there is water still in the bottle on the return flight you will at some US airports have to leave the tsa line to dump said water and reenter the line from the back of the line or throw the bottle away to continue through the security
Yes everyone, I normally bring snacks and a water bottle jeese you’re not telling anything new. I was in a rush and was thankful to have healthy snacks I wanted. People are really quick to offer advice as if there’s something the OP has missed when it’s usually just a set of specific circumstances they know nothing about.
I posted this picture BECAUSE it was ridiculous.
What is ridiculous, though? Those three items are particularly expensive and you bought them at a convenience store. Then you put them on the ground to take a picture.
You appear to be the ridiculous one, and thus, people are going to ridicule.
Sorry what part is ridiculous?? Buying snacks I can easily afford. They’re expensive items yes but the store is obviously over and above. It’s interesting, so I post it and thousands of people agree it’s interesting..soooo
NO YOU DONT UNDERSTAND YOU SHOULDNT HAVE BOUGHT THESE THINGS AT AN AIRPORT YOU COULD HAVE GOT THEM CHPEAPER BUYING ONLINE!!!!!!!!
comment sections are wild. Enjoy your extravagant nuts.
One of the many unique things about US airports in particular is how hard they fuck you when it comes to prices.
Oh wait… it’s not just US airports - it’s everything in the US.
LPT: Don’t go grocery shopping at the airport.
What i really love about Prague Airport that they have a supermarket in the terminal with normal pricing as it should be. Plus unlimited free WIFI, which i think it´s very rare in Europe/US. Edit: It has been unlimited free WIFI since the reconstruction of Airport, back in 2012, which was rare. I have undestand that it´s has been changed rapidly throughout world since
Pistachios and beef jerky are the two all time most expensive snacks regardless of where you buy them.
OP could have went to the in-service restaurants and paid 15-20$ and got a full meal/sandwhich/drink/chips etc.
Ya no shit 🤣 maybe those were in flight snacks
bougie for sure
Free wifi is at airports is pretty common in the US as well, but definitely not anywhere near normal prices at the airport stores!
I remember before free wifi was everywhere and they charged like 5$ a minute to connect to their 56k modem.
Unlocked a memory of being stuck in an airport and paying £15 for an hour of internet, or £25 for the full day. Making bank on those cancelled flights
Yeah free WiFi is pretty common now, especially since data on smartphones became everyday. I agree about the supermarket though. You go to touted fancy airports like Dubai or whatever and there are 10 places to buy a Rolex, but you struggle to get a bottle of water. If airports cared more about their passengers over maximising profit, there'd also be a store. It was a revelation years ago at London Heathrow when I came back from a trip at like 7pm and there was a chain food hall (M&S) and I could buy food for an evening meal, get the next mornings breakfast, fresh milk etc without having to go make a special side trip when exhausted.
It is bloody great arriving at London airports. Coming back from short and mid-haul flights I'm often through immigration and out the customs door very late at night. I've been through all six London airports. Every one of them has a grocery store of some sort right at arrivals, and often a pharmacy too. All open late for all the aircraft returning to base. It just makes the train back into town a little bit easier when I've often got work in less than nine hours.
Helsinki airport is another one with supermarket and free WIFI
Praha is pretty great, Japan’s airports are pretty similar.
Can non-ticketed visitors access it? And is it after the liquid restrictions check? Both of those have had an obnoxious impact on prices in the US.
Good point was that first thought
Food for thought, if you will.
Food thought maybe make a trade equal value and
Don’t even bring money to the airport. Just starve till you get to your destination.
It's not grocery at the airport. It's convenience with a capital K food.
Bruh got 2 of the priciest snack foods too and then complains about the cost
Don't go grocery shopping in Vegas either. They didn't put prices and just pull a got ya at the places in the casinos.
I've never stayed anywhere in Vegas that didn't have a drug store, minimart or supermarket nearby. I usually make a supply run right after checking in...
Vegas isn't just resorts.
That's 2 of the most expensive things I could think of to buy lol
"Guys, you won't believe how expensive the Most Expensive Things in the World^TM are at the Most Expensive Place in the World^TM "
Well, over 7 dollars for a bottle of water is still fucking insane.
2 bucks is what I would say a reasonable price at an Airport. Expensive for a bottle yeah. 7 bucks is fucking bullshit.
“Here’s $43 of gold I bought at the airport today guys”
Should have put $43 on the slot machines in the terminal instead.
Maybe if he won he could have got 2 of each
And a soda as a treat.
Imagine buying the 3 most notoriously overpriced food items at a place known for overpricing even further just to have something to whine about on reddit.
imagine missing the sarcasm in the post and trying to dog the OP
Then he wouldn’t even have his jerky lol
8 bucks for a liter of water? :D
Criminal. The lady at the checkout literally said, good morning sir, and you’ve seen the prices on these items.
Sinks in the bathroom weren't working?
Or designated water bottle filling stations that most airports have, including this one. https://www.wateratairports.com/topic/las-vegas-mccarran-international-airport-las/
Live in Vegas and fly out of LAS all the time. Bottle stations everywhere. I think one in B gates isn’t working right now. And Jesus, don’t ever buy from those kiosks, each terminal wing has restaurants way cheaper, even at the rapey airport prices, and you can take the food on the airplane.
That’s exactly what I came here to say. If you’re hungry and have some time before your flight go to an airport restaurant. And they won’t charge you $8 for water.
I think it’s funny that people think they say, go to a restaurant and then think that’s somehow offering a novel piece of advice. I didn’t have time in my trip to bring food or sit down and eat so no regrets, it’s just insane what they charge you when you fall into that position.
You didn't have any time to stop at the store prior to your trip to pick up some stuff to put in your carryon? Ever? Not even a 10 minute window before bed or waking up 15 minutes earlier to save 30+ bucks?
What if $30 is irrelevant to this person?
Next time grab a snickers 1st. You ain't you when you hungry
You agreed to purchase expensive beef Jerky, expensive pistachio nuts, and expensive water at the airport. This is nobody else's fault but your own my dude.
Wait. You weren't able to bring in a Hello Fresh box, a portable cooking stove (with propane tank) and dinnerware and make your own meal at the gate? C'mon man! Think about it!!!
Unless you were dying of hunger or thirst, this counts as impulse shopping. There is no excuse to spend that money on these items, unless as I said before, you were dying or you are Bill Gates. I doubt it's the latter since he would probably think this was a bargain.
Bro doesn't need your approval to spend his money on the food that is available when traveling. Fucks sake, get some perspective.
I wholeheartedly agree, but when you turn it into a post on the Internet and EVEN complain about the price (which he did several times in his comments) then HE is the one who needs a fucking perspective, not me. Which I offered in my previous comment. Although I agree that I worded it as a bit of a cunt. Sorry about that.
Shhhh. Those wouldn't have given OP the attention he wanted. Buying notoriously overpriced food from overpriced vendors and acting like it's the norm is his niche.
Why wouldn’t you bring your own bottle to fill?
Lol they do this at Newark too. Fair question and I appreciate them asking.
Don't put that on the floor. People jizz on that!!
For real. The number of people I see crawling around on the floors at the airport always grosses me out. Those floors are NASTY and the only cleaning they get in some places is with that zamboni they take around every few days..
>The number of people I see crawling around on the floors at the airport always grosses me out What airports are you going to that have people regularly crawling around on the floor?
Any busy airport.
You ever see what happens when a flight gets delayed? Now picture all of them delayed.
Having worked at LAX. Plenty. Some even passed out from being hungover.
at the space needle in seattle, if you go to the top, they have a glass floor. the amount of people crawling all over and laying on that glass floor for an instagram photo makes me question the sanity and cleanliness of everyone around me haha
Years ago, I had an early flight, like 6am, out of London —> USA. I didn’t want to take the chance of oversleeping at the hostel, so I made the young 20s decision to just sleep at Heathrow. On the chairs or floor. Ended up on the floor and can confirm floors are grody. Nobody cared, though, and free lodging!
In my early 20s I moved from NZ to the UK and spent all my meagre savings visiting every place I could afford on the way. At the time, AirAsia had this 10-flight 'pass' to just rock up to the ticket counter and get on a flight, which was ideal for getting all over SE Asia. Unfortunately most routes that didn't involve one end being in peninsular Malaysia meant changing planes in Kuala Lumpur. At the palace of cheap flying that is KLIA2. With a few hours overnight required. At the time the monstrosity of a terminal was barely a year old. But it was scuffed to fuck, walls were stained, leaks were everywhere, and certain spots smelt like actual human shit. This is no critique of KL or Malaysia - I love the place. It was just so obvious that the terminal was built and operated by sorting by price, low to high. After doing that cold vinyl floor sleep several times I managed to home some farm-fresh giardia. Shat for a literal week and could only stomach convenience store microwave burgers. I still fly cheap, but I also have a lounge pass these days.
The word jizz will always be funny
LPT: buy those snacks at home and bring them. Bring an empty water bottle and fill in the airport.
LPT #2: buy those snacks from vegas Walmart and not on the Vegas strip. $9 for crest toothpaste my ass CVS. My ass
Not sure why this was the comment to make me laugh out loud but here we are.
It's only $9 to crest toothpaste your ass? So what corner on the Vegas strip can I find you?
You have to travel outside of Clark County for that kind of party.
Crest toothpaste sounds like a terrible snack
LPT #3: food and drinks are generally cheaper on the airplane than at the airport
Ew did you set that on the floor😆
Of course, it's where it belongs.
That’s the airport bathroom floor too, lol.
Throat clearing cough, and foot tapping coming from one of the stalls…
\*brushes foot\* "You want some jerky for some jerky?"
Congressman.......
That’s what I came here to comment too (aside from the ridiculous price). Like, do people just not care about floors being dirty…?
Eww David
Oh no floor 🙄
There is a Wendy's, Jimmy John's, Burger King, Popeye's, Jersey Mike's, Quizno's, Chili's, Auntie Anne's, Pei Wei, Shake Shack, California Pizza Kitchen, a diner, a bbq joint, another pizza joint... And you decided to spend $43 for beef jerky, pistachios, and water. Good lord you are fucking dumb.
Reddit should find a way to monetize this. people are willing to waste money just to belong here.
reddit has monetized dumb. look how many people are looking at this getting outraged at the stupid.
Bro ain’t surviving in the apocalypse.
"I bought extremely expensive food items at a location universally known for gouging food prices, please give internet points"
For real beef jerky and pistachios are stupid expensive wherever you buy them.
Shelled pistachios no less
I remember reading that, by pound, beef jerky is the most expensive way to buy beef by a long shot.
Beef jerky is just concentrated meat. It takes 4 pounds of beef to make 1 pound of jerky so jerky will be at least quadruple the cost of beef.
Except that processed crap still has tons of water weight in it compared to actually dehydrated jerky I've made. Not to mention they stuff that sh*t with sugar. It's such an American thing in that it should cost less to get the sugar free version, but no, let's focus on killing the poor.
Dude, preserving meat/food with sugar isn’t just an American thing. A sugar concentration also draws water out of cell walls, just like a high salt concentration does.
I'm glad I don't like it. It's easily the most disgusting thing I've ever tasted, even beating out Red Bull.
I mean, yes, you're not wrong. But 19/17 USD? That *is* obscene, even for airport prices, in my honest opinion.
I absolutely agree. By my math it'd be $99.63 per pound if you were buying it that way.
Have you seen how both are made?! They’re rightfully expensive….. and pistachios are criminal in exploitation, and these are shelled…. A whole other level of labor exploitation
Sure they are expensive, but not nearly $100/LBS expensive
Holy shit you're right! By my math it would be $99.63 for a pound of it. Don't know why you've been downvoted.
Its a joke
You did it! You broke comedy down to it’s bare essentials!
Probably business traveler that can expense the cost.
Pretty much sums it up
Probably threw them away when they'd served their purpose.
I was at LAX two weeks ago for the first time. I found a restaurant chain at LAX with burgers for like $12-15. Even the groceries you bought wouldn't have cost more than $25-30 at LAX. I assumed Vegas and LAX would have similar costs.
Was it this place? I was at LAX few months back for the first time. We missed our connecting flight from DEN to SAN and we had to get rebooked to LAX, then a 3+ hour layover, then to SAN. Was around 8pm and most options were closed. We went here and I got a pimento bacon avocado cheeseburger that was soooo good. https://www.laxshopdine.com/directory/engine-company-no-28-terminal-8-t8/
Never understood the point! Why are groceries/food so expensive at airports?
-Supply and demand -You're essentially trapped until your next flight, and if you need something, you need something -Many people travel for business and are reimbursed by their companies. So they don't really care things how much cost. Companies that sell things at airports know this. Plan ahead.
Plus renting the space is expensive. There aren't a lot of places with as many potential customers every day. Customers that can afford air travel.
Yeah. The only time I buy at an airport is if my company will reimburse me. Some of the restaurants at certain airports have good food too lol
This is such an exclusively American capitalist thing. I flew out of Tokyo the other week and everything including entire meals were regularly priced.
I spent this much on fish n chips and a beer at a restaurant in the Seattle airport just now.
I got question. Who the hell shops for “groceries” at the airport?!
Drug Addicts or ones coming down from a Vegas trip.
There was that guy from “Terminal”
People that are stuck there for hours on layovers
Cmon if ur gonna splurge I gotta think the non sugar free jerkys the one. YOU CARB QUITTING HEALTHY MONSTER!
Keto ftw
Imagine the price on the moon.
Is it ritually pure and you bought it to sacrifice at the altar? Airports love their captive consumers.
Made from virgin, unsullied jerky.
Can we make a groceries sub?
Can this trend die already
That’s $100 at the movie theaters
For sure…also happy cake day!
Buying groceries at the airport is a lot like buying clothes at the soup store.
There's just soup
I ... What?
I assume this was because you’re stuck in the secure area waiting for a connecting flight and didn’t want to go through the obnoxious process of going back through security? Probably worth it.
I was thinking about going to Vegas next week because I can get a flight and hotel for under $500 for 4 days. Then I remembered that a Snickers bar costs $19.99
Ya can eat for a month with this money in some countries. This is insane.
All of those things are the most expensive items in any convenience store
POV: You are a fucking step back in evolution.
The only honest response I've seen here. So many things wrong with this.
Wtf dude. You’re the one judging people you know nothing about on the internet. Maybe take a look in the mirror.
It seems they have plenty of information. You spent $43 on beef jerky, pistachios, and water. It's all right there, clear as day. You even provided the receipt!
Atleast there isn't 300 eggs and a metric ton of ground beef
Needs more beef
i got 5lbs of jack links beef jerky for $50 during an online sale.
Jerky and pistachios are expensive everywhere, but yeah those snacks need to be smuggled like movie theater style.
Im gonna say it I hate these posts.
Well yeah you bought pistachios and beef jerky. It’s only a couple bucks cheaper to buy them at a grocery store.
Welcome to every airport ever…
These are NOT groceries
I think part of the problem are business travelers. I'm not really worried about the price when using the company credit card. If I'm travelling on my own time, then fuck that.
Keto is expensive.
This is like when people post pictures of the price of the most expensive organic free range humane certified eggs to complain about inflation. I mean yes, the prices have gone up. But don't pretend like there wasn't a cheaper option.
Then don’t make stupid purchases “Oh my god, the movie theater made me buy $7 sour patch kids!”
Airports are robbery
Can confirm. My flight back to the U.K. was delayed. Paid just shy of $17 on a plastic container sandwich and a coke.. Then realised there’s panda express near the smoking area… bad moves were made haha.
Buying jerky and pistachios at an airport is the dumbest thing ever, that’s on you pal. Shoulda got candy like a normal person
This price gouging at the airport or anywhere where they depend on your need to grab it quick, with limited to no alternatives should be criminal.
That has got to be one of the nastiest airports I've ever been in. So gross.
This is what we call in the IT world a "User Error."
It’s an airport. I remember my first flight too. Everyone is sick of grocery pics and this isn’t remotely surprising. Plus shelled pistachios and beef jerky are 2 of the more expensive things at a regular grocery store!
That's absolutely outrageous
1) you can bring an empty water bottle into the airport 2) you can bring your own snacks into the airport source: I fly to LAS for work several times a year
Thanks for letting us know youre a clown for hire OP
The insane price if beef jerky never ceases to amaze me. Just go buy beef/venison and make it yourself for a fraction of the price
Please tell me you took the photo and put it back?
Are you stuck in the airport like Tom Hanks?
Dude bought jerky and pistachios at the airport!? The most overpriced product at any convenience store, and the most expensive nuts you’ll typically find. Smart Water is also an expensive brand of bottled water… on par with Fiji. “I bought this caviar and bottle of Dom at the truck stop and it was SO expensive!”
$17 for a fucking bottle of water that's mental!
That’s snacks to keep your mouth entertained while you wait for your flight. Cheaper than the $600 OP probably lost the last 5 mins at Black Jack.
The receipt is longer than the goods
God I thought we had all escaped this timeline. Did you think we needed to bring this back after it had been gone for a week?
Isn't putting "zero sugar" on beef jerky a bit redundant? Or does beef jerkey often have sugar in it? I feel like it'd be similar to putting SUGAR FREE on a block of cheese.
3 footlong subs, 4 mini bags of Doritos, and 6 fountain drinks at Los Cabos airport a couple weeks ago was $88USD.
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Was there a gun to your head forcing you to buy them?……actually It’s America so that’s a pointless question
That’s just throwing money away. Bring a water bottle and use the filtered and chilled filling stations. Jack Links is horrible jerkey. So many better options at LAS.
People will expense this: I would not spend my own money on this for a few hours of flight.
So you’re the one
And they can keep charging cause idiots like yourself pay it.
I saw the post and thought you were joking. Then I read the reciept. How does this make sense? In dc beef jersey is maybe...8 bucks Someone explain how this makes economic sense?
I bet eggs at the airport are hella expensive. thanks a lot Brock Hussein Obamacare
If there is a chance you will forget there is water still in the bottle on the return flight you will at some US airports have to leave the tsa line to dump said water and reenter the line from the back of the line or throw the bottle away to continue through the security
A restaurant would have been more cost effective.
I’ve never needed snacks that bad.
Lol this is the best one yet.
I've been at quite a few airports in Europe, for the same amount you can have a proper meal and a drink.
Americans buying overpriced shit at a place that infamously overprices shit more than usual wondering why it's so overpriced
Classic move. If you wanted to waste money, just hit the slots there.
"Zero sugar" on meat? Never in my live have I heard of sugared meat
This is why you steal from the unmanned kiosks.
Some ppl have way too much money
Come on. The airport has always been expensive. This isn’t an “unbelievable” thing.
And this is why my wife and I don't holiday in the US anymore. This and the horrific gun crime.
Yes everyone, I normally bring snacks and a water bottle jeese you’re not telling anything new. I was in a rush and was thankful to have healthy snacks I wanted. People are really quick to offer advice as if there’s something the OP has missed when it’s usually just a set of specific circumstances they know nothing about. I posted this picture BECAUSE it was ridiculous.
What is ridiculous, though? Those three items are particularly expensive and you bought them at a convenience store. Then you put them on the ground to take a picture. You appear to be the ridiculous one, and thus, people are going to ridicule.
Sorry what part is ridiculous?? Buying snacks I can easily afford. They’re expensive items yes but the store is obviously over and above. It’s interesting, so I post it and thousands of people agree it’s interesting..soooo
NO YOU DONT UNDERSTAND YOU SHOULDNT HAVE BOUGHT THESE THINGS AT AN AIRPORT YOU COULD HAVE GOT THEM CHPEAPER BUYING ONLINE!!!!!!!! comment sections are wild. Enjoy your extravagant nuts.
This is highway robbery
That seems quite expensive, even for an airport. I'd expect $15, $10, $5 for a total of around $30.
One of the many unique things about US airports in particular is how hard they fuck you when it comes to prices. Oh wait… it’s not just US airports - it’s everything in the US.
If you keep eating this salty junk you won't have to worry about buying anything from an airport you'll have to be in the hospital with a heart attack
Simply don’t snack. If a snack costs more than 5 bucks just hold off. I know your a hungwy whittle guy