The Inflation Thread.

[hurley68]

Chiropodist today...cut toe nails...out in less than 10 min.
€60...not joking

 

[Crusty Ring]

Chiropodist today...cut toe nails...out in less than 10 min.
€60...not joking

To be fair I want a lot more than 60 euro to be working on peoples feet

 

[Handy Run]

Went to a place after work today to meet up with an old colleague.

Had to scan a QR code to get the menu. Each category had it's own page. I made sure to navigate all around the site when making my order.

Waitress getting pissy and I told her it's not my fault they decided on the most idiotic menu presentation possible.

Inflation of notions is what that shite is. And why can't the dopey cunts serve food on a plate either ffs. Pricks.

 

[hemlock666]

I don’t believe it’s jumped by an extra 60 euro.

Would you believe that the cost medicine, diagnostics, ancillaries and overheads for running a veterinary surgery have all increased due to inflation as opposed to the vet trying to rip you off?

 

[Crusty Ring]

Would you believe that the cost medicine, diagnostics, ancillaries and overheads for running a veterinary surgery have all increased due to inflation as opposed to the vet trying to rip you off?

I believe they have went up and reasonable increase is to be expected but not almost double. So I think there is a bit of both going on

 

[fed up]

Would you believe that the cost medicine, diagnostics, ancillaries and overheads for running a veterinary surgery have all increased due to inflation as opposed to the vet trying to rip you off?

A pal paid out around €1,700 for his dog who had cancer. Lasted a few months and I think he said he then paid €400 to have him cremated.
Tbf he wasn't unhappy paying out as the dog was like family to him.

 

[hemlock666]

I believe they have went up and reasonable increase is to be expected but not almost double. So I think there is a bit of both going on

Try another vet next time and see if you can get the same treatment for 80 clams.

 

[Crusty Ring]

Try another vet next time and see if you can get the same treatment for 80 clams.

That’s the plan

 

[jimmym]

A pal paid out around €1,700 for his dog who had cancer. Lasted a few months and I think he said he then paid €400 to have him cremated.
Tbf he wasn't unhappy paying out as the dog was like family to him.

we were in the same boat with our dog four years ago, The vet to his credit was very honest , He said he could operate and it would be expensive and it might buy the poor dog 12 months maximum.
So we decided to put the doggy to sleep.

 

[Crusty Ring]

we were in the same boat with our dog four years ago, The vet to his credit was very honest , He said he could operate and it would be expensive and it might buy the poor dog 12 months maximum.
So we decided to put the doggy to sleep.

I’ve been through that aswell, as hard as it is sometimes it’s for the best.

They would break your heart the feckers! Dogs not vets