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It's somehow Ozempic and not the always rising, already high prices for everything required for daily life?
by ents 3y ago
It's somehow Ozempic and not the always rising, already high prices for everything required for daily life?
- ToucanLoucan 3y agoAlso that consumers are increasingly aware of how atrocious the American diet is and want to eat food that's made out of food, not just endlessly processed nutrient-void corn covered in fucking sugar.
- therealdrag0 3y agoIs this speculation or you live seen large shifts in consumer sentiment that coincide with Ozempic?
- bobthepanda 3y agoThey are correlating it with Ozempic purchases according to TFA
- pclmulqdq 3y agoOzempic purchases happen to also be correlated with rising prices, though.
- rgarrett88 3y agoPresumably they're looking at comparable shoppers before and after one starts Ozempic during the same time period. Or are you implying people are starting Ozempic to avoid buying food?
- clipsy 3y agoHow is Walmart obtaining data on when individual people start taking Ozempic? That seems like quite a HIPAA violation.
- drewbug01 3y agoI’d suspect it has something to do with signing up for an Ozempic discount card (which many people did / still do). Pretty sure they’re allowed to sell that data (their privacy policy seems to allow as much).
- voisin 3y ago> Or are you implying people are starting Ozempic to avoid buying food? I read a recent article that said it cost $1,000/mo. So doubtful this would be a good strategy to save money.