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Video Of Walmart Worker Swapping Out Salad Dressing Price Tags With 350% Increase Sparks Outrage

Video Of Walmart Worker Swapping Out Salad Dressing Price Tags With 350% Increase Sparks Outrage
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A video of a Walmart employee swapping out a salad dressing price sticker for a higher price went viral and sparked an online discussion about inflation and price gouging.

In the clip shared by TikToker Shawn Connor, a.k.a. @devious_love, the store worker removed $2.24 price tags on the product shelf and replaced them with $7.88 tags.

That's more than a 350% increase.

Connor paired the video with a segment from Nardo Wick's "Who Wants To Smoke?" in which the song's lyrics, "WTF is that?", exactly echoed our sentiments.

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wtf!!! @walmart #OutlanderChallenge #fyp

The clip racked up over 2.6 million views.

TikTokers were shook.

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Some speculated the crisis in Ukraine was responsible for the exorbitant price hike.

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Some users said the price change has not affected their local Walmart stores.

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Another user said the store they worked for has reversed their pricing.

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And some people claimed this was an error on Walmart's part.

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Neither @devious_love nor Walmart have commented on the issue as of this writing.

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