A video circulating on Reddit appears to show a series of price tags at Goodwill locations that users say are shockingly high for donated secondhand items. The post, shared in the subreddit r/trashy, has drawn significant attention, with many commenters expressing frustration over what they describe as unreasonable pricing at a nonprofit organization.
The video compiles several clips of items found at Goodwill stores, with price tags that some users argue rival or exceed what the same items would cost brand new. Among the examples shown are an empty bottle of Côte des Roses wine priced at $7, a bottle that, according to commenters, can be purchased full at grocery stores for roughly $10 to $15, and a pinecone with a $1.99 Goodwill price sticker on it.
