I’m frothing at the mouth at the indignity of a flatbread being $2.75 a piece. They’re literally less than that from a restaurant in the UK, sometimes stuffed with things!

Doing this is illegal in my country (ireland)

Friendly reminder, many countries use $, ¢ and English language, so you may want to specify the country to avoid confusion and people telling you to talk to some specific regulatory body on the other side of the planet

In Aus just that label alone is illegal bait advertising

This is absolutely considered deceptive by the FTC. If you can prove it, consider contacting your state AG’s office.

https://www.uschamber.com/co/grow/marketing/sale-and-discount-pricing-regulations

Go to an Indian grocery store and get frozen naan, roti, and definitely some paratha. Shit will change your life.

That’s absurd. If I can recall from my marketing classes from looooong ago, in order to say it’s a discount the item needs to at least have a higher sticker price on sale before so this is their manipulation of that. I notice this mostly in book publishing/Amazon but that’s likely because that 95% of what I buy. Though I still argue I’m better at saving money grocery shopping my spouse doesn’t agree, and since they cook I don’t argue.