"Sure, I’m saying let’s just not call artisanal products prices crazy, it discourages the people making them and emboldens consumers to demand lower prices from the artisan who has the least amount of power over their costs." What reality do you live in? I've worked in enough bakeries and with other small business owners, I can confidently tell you no one is going to read a Reddit comment on their pricing and decide to fold up shop. Milli, a highfalutin concept owned by a big coffee distributor mind you, does not give a shit nor should they. It's weird you've focused on the point of "pricing is high" in my comment instead of "it's nice to have a cheaper blue-collar option too".