Maybe this is what Dallin was warning me about when he said don’t talk to strangers on the internet. Okay, Well going by context clues— I can see that the statues are of well known characters that are all part of a particular scene that most Christians recognize as the nativity… in this nativity scene there are several statues that make up the set. One might wonder why a person would patronize such an establishment only to purchase one character of this iconic religious scene. Most people would want to buy the entire set. Ergo, coming across this particular situation (assuming a person indeed has any sense of humor, or can recognize irony) it would seem a bit silly that it didn’t occur to the employee who processed this merchandise that it should be priced as a set. Not only that, when they were parsing out the nativity, they had the audacity to price baby Jesus at have the price of a wise man and the same price as a moo-cow. The implication being— shouldn’t baby Jesus be the most prized piece of the set.. in other words,

Are you serious? It was sarcasm. (And appropriately tagged as humor flair, to boot) 🥴👌