We often find goods that were priced at a "discount" but it's everyday for the last 10 or 20 years. They actually got a point.
Almost every retail products that we buy is at a discount because of scaling up. If we just lived by ourselves and make the goods ourselves for our own, how much would the cost be? If there were just 100 people wanting to use the products how much would the price be? If it were just one city that wanted to buy the product instead of consumers from all over the country, how much would it be.
I think it's only objective to display the prices of goods and services if they were not scaled up in order to give us the right information that the things we are enjoying right now is because of the community, and that there's always a chance for the price to go back to "normal". For example oil prices, and grain prices now because of the war, ticket prices now because of COVID, or raw food and ingridients' prices when there were weather problems or pest problems or natural disasters.
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