This is the interesting bit! The like % of your income on groceries instead of just true value (assuming you aren’t super rich or super poor) is always interesting to see in areas

This is very purchasing power parity comes into play, is $9.99 very little money to you? Like what would the average wage be in your area to get a better sense of the real cost.

To Americans with even a federal minimum wage of $7.25/hour this is like impossibly cheap.

Though! If someone is making significantly less than that it gives more perspective.