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The heightened price for an individual Gatorade (or whatever else) is usually just the convenience fee for getting it from the fridge. Usually unrefrigerated bottles are marked down. It's common in general for a pack of water or Gatorade or whatever to not have a barcode and for every bottle to be scanned individually, but the unrefrigerated bottle should have been marked down in the first place.

That being said, where the fuck on the planet is a bottle of Gatorade worth 3.20? You could buy a 15 pack of individually scanned large cans of energy drinks *with* the convenience tax for about 10 dollars less. And energy drinks are usually the most expensive (common) beverage at the gas station. There is not really Gatorade here, but when I was in the US, Gatorade from the fridge costed a little over a dollar and only a bit more than bottled water.

I think this story is either made up or that gas station was smoking fucking Crack. Can't really blame it on the employee tbf

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