A recent tweet about an overpriced plate of Maggi noodles at an airport went viral, eliciting a flood of responses from people. The post highlighted the inflated price of the popular snack, shocking social media users and prompting them to express their thoughts on the matter.
The tweet, which included a photo of the receipt, indicated that a single serving of Maggi noodles was being sold for Rs 193 at an unnamed airport. The photograph piqued people’s interest, resulting in a flurry of replies and conversations over the exorbitant expense of a widely eaten commodity.
As the tweet gained traction, Twitter users expressed surprise, annoyance, and laughter at the excessive pricing of Maggi.
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Backlash Over Inflated Airport Prices: Plate Of Maggi Sold For Rs 193
Sejal Sud, a Twitter user, shared a screenshot of the bill in which the total amount of Maggi is Rs 193, which is insane. She wrote that she was at a loss for words and unable to understand why someone would offer anything like Maggi at such an exorbitant price.
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The incident has triggered outrage and sparked a debate about airport pricing practices and the necessity for rules to safeguard consumers from such inflated charges. It remains to be seen whether any action will be taken to address these issues and ensure fair pricing at airports.
Internet Outraged After Tweet Showing Woman Paid Rs 193 For A Plate Of Maggi Surfaces
The post has gotten over a million views, 283 retweets, 376 quotes, 3,387 likes and 78 bookmarks. There are many comments in which you can see people’s views – some are making fun of it while others are very serious regarding the prices of airports.
Some people even called her out:
After she posted the screenshot, many people took her side and were angry at the inflated price. But on the other hand, some others called her out asking why she bought the plate of Maggi suggesting she should’ve eaten at home instead.
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