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‘What’s a reference price you can’t let go of?’ – 22 increasingly expensive things that will blow your mind more than £1 Freddos

12.

‘The fact I can walk into Poundland with £1 and get basically nothing nowadays is criminal. Everything should be £1!’
Goatmanification

13.

‘Black Jacks and Fruit Salads were a penny each. Used to buy bags full of them. One packet of 10 now is a quid in my local shop.’
Dreadpirateflappy

14.

‘Packets of Polos, 10p.’
Djinjja-Ninja

15.

‘1st class stamp: 25p

2nd class stamp: 19p.’
Key_Crab_5780

16.

‘£2 for a giant chocolate buttons bag. I’m sure they’re about £4.80 now.’
formulalosalamanca

17.

‘Gigs should be £3.50 a ticket, the price back when I started going in 1987.’
binduck47

18.

‘When I was in my second year of uni (around 2008-2009) my local chippy did a battered sausage, chips, and curry sauce for £1.50. My local now has basically the same deal for £5.50 and there are others nearby that are even more expensive!’
lj523

19.

‘Lipstick should be £5. £7.99 if I’m stretching myself. Never mind that loads of companies sell them for £10 or over, even normal high street brands like ELF and Maybelline, in my teenage mind they’re a fiver each and always should be.’
Afraid-Priority-9700

20.

‘£6 for a pack of 20 cigarettes. £3 for a pint of beer. £1.25 for 2L of Coke.’
juanito_f90

21.

‘The price of some of the new trainers you see in the likes of JD is mental. £50-75 was always my ballpark. Now some are £150+.’
halfway_crook555

22.

‘Space Raiders crisps should and always be 20p.’
Sad_Radish7378

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