hello brother @brimax. When reading your entire publication I understand perfectly your discomfort in terms of inflation and that the product has less quantity than the other and it costs more, since here in Venezuela something similar happens daily but I could say that here is worse. Here in Venezuela daily the products of the basic food basket go up in price (every day is a new price), there is no fixed price for the products, something that costs you today an amount, tomorrow costs up to twice as much. And this happens also for the same merchants who take advantage of the situation of the country, the lack of cash, since most things are bought with debit or credit cards and of course they buy the products for their expensive businesses too every week, but nevertheless, they still put the price they want to things and one as buyer realizes because in a supermarket one soap costs you a price, while in another the same soap costs you another price, to which take this, that there is no price freeze in the country, then sell at the price they want to get more money into your pocket. Here in the country the inflation is through the clouds and I think it is one of the highest in the world, so as long as inflation continues and the rulers do nothing, we will continue going through the same annoyance that you have spent with the purchase of that liquid soap for hands, but of course I think it must also be for the banks, especially the central bank of venezuela, which is the one that manages the government.
It really is sad to hear what is happening in Venezuela Brother. Stay strong and persevere!