[Libloather]

I'm figurin' that Kardashian smoothie isn't what they say it is.

[Huskrrrr]

PT Barnum was right.

[econjack]

...wealthy Californians...

Redundant wording. If you can afford to live in CA and pay its taxes, you are wealthy. Can't wait to see what happens if SF passes that stupid Reparations Bill.

[falcon99]

What’s that old saying - a fool and his money are soon parted.

[jz638]

I really wish I would have thought of this first.

[Redcitizen]

The smoothie certainly hasn’t helped them lose weight.

[glorgau]

More power to them if they can get people to pay those prices. It’s called “margin”.

[Billthedrill]

Last year Kourtney Kardashian collaborated with the brand on a $22 smoothie, marketed as the 'Poosh Potion Detox Smoothie', which contains activated charcoal, maple syrup, avocado, and protein powder, among other ingredients.

Put that one down as "things not to order at your local biker bar".

[Round Earther]

Looks like a solid recession proof business model.

[Secret Agent Man]

All the smoothies are Valtrex-flavored.

[Drew68]

Last year Kourtney Kardashian collaborated with the brand on a $22 smoothie

As far as So-Cal grocery prices go, this isn't really that crazy.

[Charles Martel]

I'm figurin' that Kardashian smoothie isn't what they say it is.

IIRC, the snake-oil type use for activated charcoal was to (allegedly) reduce bloating and intestinal gas. Perhaps they should've named that smoothie the "Swalwell Special".

[xp38]

Isn't raw milk on the no no list for big gov and its regulators? More hypocrisy from the idiot left.

[aquila48]

And they look like poor slobs pushing grocery carts!

[Organic Panic]

If people pay for it with their own money, great.

[sphinx]

Hey, if Starbucks can do this for coffee, why not?

[SamAdams76]

Articles like this always remind me of Whole Foods sticking three stalks of asparagus into a bottle of water and selling it for $6.

[Allegra]

Californians (Kardashian types in particular) are still covering their breathing holes? How stupid.

[x]

The premium grocery store started in Boston in 1966, selling macrobiotic and organic foods

Back during the hippie/radical years. They were started by a Japanese couple to promote the macrobiotic diet. I think the Boston area stores died off sometime in the 1980s. Maybe they went underground or are on the run. Their competitor, Bread and Circus, got bought out by Whole Foods.

[NWFree]

This is why libtards should never be in charge of the economy budget or finances

[DUMBGRUNT]

A climbing supply shop, I used to frequent...
Similar name; NOWHERE backward.

“Samuel Butler’s book “Journey to Erewhon” inspired the name, but it was nature and their admiration of the outdoors that encouraged a group of outdoor enthusiasts’ to create the first Erehwon store. Founded in 1972, “Erehwon Mountain Supply” began its humble beginnings in an 800 square foot store on Devon Avenue on Chicago’s North Side. Our store was created for the sole purpose of providing passionate outdoor enthusiasts with only the best quality gear and expertise. Over 40 years and 5 stores later, we continue to hold true to our original mission.”