Unfair economics makes the world go 'round.
Not.
Ok, I was at the Royal Melbourne Show today. It's an annual event held in Melbourne every year at the showgrounds. For more details, I'm pretty sure you can Google it.
I love the Melbourne Show, I feel as though it gives us all an opportunity to enjoy ourselves, tighten our bond with whoever we're bringing along, and spend shitloads of cash. If I were the establisher/owner of such annual festivities, I must admit that I would be the happiest person alive. Doubling the prices of the goods of what they're worth. Come on! I go to a pavillion to buy grilled cheese for $2, that's how much my mum pays for a loaf of bread! A badge, no bigger than a 5c coin, $2! A cup of warm coke the size of my fist (my fist isn't that big either) worth $4!
I guess it's fair when I say the food is what I found most expensive at the Show. Things don't come cheap, right? So how do I solve this dilemma of mine? Bring a bloody eski with me next year filled with all these drinks, food and shit that I need.
This rant was completely pointless, but hey, what can you do?
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