Why can't Argentine supermarkets get their act together and modernise?

I accompanied my wife the other day to purchase 4 bar KitKats. Not to one of the chain supermarkets where they sell for a 'bargain' 58 pesos nor to the Kiosco round the corner who sell them for 40 pesos. Instead we went to the house of a nice lady who advertises on Facebook and sells them for 28 pesos!!

Must admit I was a bit wary as I assumed they were either knocked off or past their sell by date. Turned out the lady was a rep for a certain company and the sell by date on them was for the year 2020....way longer than the last supermarket KitKat I bought.

They taste wonderfully fresh.

Or a drug pusher who had laced the KitKats with a highly addictive injectable form of Ecstasy. Next time you NEED them, the price will be 450, but you won’t care....

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She could have been an axe murderer of course.

We're just back from the vet and the chap who serves in the shop said ''so you like Kit-Kats''. Turns out the seller is his sister in law.

News travels fast in these small towns.

It’s the queues that make it a soul-destroying experience for me. Rice a line in your native parlance! 🤣

Just open up the effin tills and get everyone served.

My experience is limited to Carrefour and Jumbo if that makes a difference

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Just a reminder...

I'd completely forgotten about that......must ask the missus if she remembers it.

Milk chocolate KitKats were available today for 250 pesos in La Anonima and that wasn't on offer. The Dark ones were over 400 pesos.