People in Sydney were outraged by the high price that they were charged for a sausage sizzle during the annual light show known as the Vivid.
Many of them were complaining about the lack of installations and the crowds, but one person noted that the price of a sausage patty was more like bread with insufficient onions.
One person noted that the high price was because people could buy large quantities of onions, sausages, and bread at a cheap price during an event like Vivid.
However, they were outraged when they saw that the price of a sausage sizzle included a free beer.
Others agreed with the commentator’s explanation that they would not be able to afford to pay more than $5 for a hot sausage.
One person stated that they felt old reminiscing about how free Vivid was in the past.
Another person noted that people could buy several sausages sandwiches for only $3.50.
Many people said that they were outraged by the high prices that event organizers charged for food.
Many people said that the prices at food vendors have gone up significantly at every event, including Vivid.
They believe that food trucks were originally cheaper alternatives to restaurants, but they have since become more expensive.
According to some people, the high prices that food vendors have been charged at events such as Vivid are caused by the overhead costs that they have to pay.
They also believe that the event’s government-run organizers are forcing food vendors into this pricing system.
Some of the other people who run food stalls at events said that they do not pay rent or wages and that the prices are set by Bunnings.
Food trucks operating at such events reportedly spend several thousand dollars a week to park their food trucks and operate their businesses.
They also pay workers, making the situation somewhat different from that of regular restaurants.