Brits debate most 'outrageously' overpriced things 'we just accept' - do you agree?
- A Reddit post on r/AskUK asked what outrageously overpriced items in the UK people simply accept, sparking wide discussion in 2025.
- The post followed growing concerns about extortionate costs in daily life, such as energy bills and weekly food shops.
- Users cited examples like fish and chips costing £8 and £5, Dove deodorant at £5 per 200ml, and toothpaste priced at £7 for a double-sized tube.
- One commenter said, “I’m not buying Pringles for £2.75,” while another noted, “Child care costs more than my mortgage every month.”
- The discussion highlights widespread frustration over everyday expenses, suggesting ongoing financial strain for many UK residents.
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