How AriZona Iced Tea Keeps Their Price Under $1 🤯 | #shorts

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[namastereciprocity]

Arizona iced tea for president. And yes, I mean the brand.

[sharkattack]

Can we all appreciate that he's cutting costs in a safe way?

[jelle]

This is my favorite drink, it tastes different each time, because most of the ingredients are natural and these change taste often.

[LuckiestPhantom]

In some places the “99 cents” part near the top has changed to $1.50

[thecoltsfanontt]

“so what triggered the largest downfall of Earth”
“well it was fine until Arizona iced tea became $1.29 per drink”

[Aj-nvwh]

Coming from someone who works in a grocery store, Arizona actually has two types of cans a shop owner can order: normal cans and cans marked with the 99c pricing on the can. The idea is that even though you may lose money or break even from selling Arizona ice teas, people will go to the store to buy the tea and buy other items leading to more profit in the long run. Other stores that don't want to do this do have the option to sell them for more than 99c.

Edit: The term for these items are "loss leaders" and it's the same concept Costco uses for their cheap hot dogs.

Think about it for a second, if AriZona ice tea can just "use less aluminum in their cans to save money" wouldn't every beverage company do this?

[mr.fingerwithasmileyface]

"the streets are full of rampage and the government is falling. why?"

"cus they made Arizona $1.01 a can"

[r.fo.]

I know for a FACT that after this guy retires or passes, whoever’s next in line will bump up prices a dollar fifty

[cameronmcmenomy]

2023: due to Inflation, and production costs rising, Arizona iced tea will now be $1.00
The world: 💥💥💥

[doge]

"Arizona tea is the only constant in this dark chapter of our nation."
- George Washington

[ItachiUchiha-ffyb]

About 2 years ago I started to see this beverage popping up in my country, never batted an eye at it. But the moment I learned this fact about the company, I gave it a try and fell on love. My fav flavor is Strawberry Kiwi. 😄

[jakeshaw]

“It costs 99 cents”
“It wasn’t always so cheap”
Me “oh was it like 2 bucks?”
“It cost 99 cents”
😐

[gamerparker]

Arizona iced tea CEO in 2100: “Due to inflation, we have had to cut some costs in production. The cans are now as thick as school toilet paper, and the iced tea is 35% piss. It’s still only $0.99 though.”

[HuntrYT]

“ we can all rely on one thing”
Costco hot dog: look at what they need to mimic a fraction of our power

[M-xg]

It's common, especially if you have chain of stores.
So in a store where they sell large amount of drinks they would keep the low prices to lure more people in, but buff the prices of other products to balance it out.
Because percentage of people who is going to the store just to buy one can of drink, and walk out is real low. You will always buy something else while you are there.
If you sell more you can get better prices on the initial supply.

[burnteds]

I will die by the belief that "Arizona Iced Tea" fruit snacks are certified bussin'

[PoorEdward]

it’s something that’s special about the brand that no one else does to such a notable and rigid degree, that’s why they can’t change it. It’s what sets them apart, it’s their identity.

[THEncrtrooper]

"What's the backstory of [the apocalypse]?"
"They made AriZona Tea $1.01."

[magnoliamike]

They always get my business, mucho mango, and half-and-half are my favorites

[AnekoF]

"We can rely on AriZona iced tea"
I don't even have this in my country 💀