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MoneyA trip through 99 Ranch’s live seafood tanks reveals $47 prawns, $35 turbot and the strange luxury of grocery shopping during mass layoffs.
MoneyI went to Ralphs for ordinary groceries and found a locked cabinet of Champagne and wine priced like rent—a funny reminder that, for the rich, any Tuesday can become a holiday.
CultureAt Goodwill, a massive cut-glass ashtray costs just $9.99—a nearly obsolete object that once advertised wealth, taste and the glamour of smoking.
MoneyBehind glass at Costco, a $3,800 Louis XIII Cognac and a $700 Hibiki 21 reveal a side of the warehouse club most shoppers never expect to see.
CarsAt Mercedes-Benz of Foothill Ranch, a 2026 AMG E 53 reaches $102,275—nearly 1.9 times Orange County’s annual per-capita income. The technology dazzles; the window stickers deliver the real acceleration.
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