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It astounds me how drastic prices vary in the US.
Like sure, we (Australia) also have higher and lower cost areas, but the difference is not this staggering.
$40 USD for a large pizza? You've got to be kidding me.
And I'm betting there will be places in the US where the same is like $12-15 for the same quality/quality, right?
That's nuts.
Theres a massive difference between the boonies, a medium city, a large city, and an affluent city, and a huge difference between those places in california, texas, utah, colorado, ohio, georgia, etc.
Every state is basically a country of its own, and about the size of one
$40 and tip.
I cant get lunch in Dallas under $25, unless I hit chick-fil-a.
Incredible, I thought NYC was expensive back in 2016.