You've obviously never been to New York. It's the Galapagos of
capitalism here. There are so few supermarkets -- and so many
ridiculously rich people -- stores can charge whatever the hell they
want. (Similarly with real estate, unless there's another place in the
U. S. where a studio apartment with a hot plate and half-sized fridge
sells for half a million dollars.)

When a store opens that charges less than HALF what the other stores
charge, then, it's not the morons who wait in line to get in. It's the
morons who are shopping somewhere else. (If you think this means
somebody'd have to be stupid to live in New York, well, you might
actually be correct for a change.)