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Today I got my two-wheeler's engine oil changed at an authorized Honda service centre. Everything seemed fine until I checked the bill properly.

The engine oil bottle was sitting right there on the counter — MRP clearly printed as ₹483. But my bill said ₹533. That's a straight up ₹50 overcharge, and this is not some random roadside mechanic, this is an authorized Honda service centre.

When I asked about it, they said "the rates have gone up" and "we sourced it at the new price." But the bottle sitting right in front of me clearly says ₹483 on it. If the price had actually increased, the new bottle would have a new MRP printed on it. You can't just verbally claim the price went up and charge whatever you want — that's not how MRP works.

Now I'm just wondering — is this even legal? MRP is the maximum retail price, you literally cannot charge above it. And if a random roadside mechanic does this we let it slide, but an authorized centre pulling this excuse just feels wrong on another level.

Has anyone else faced this? And is there somewhere I can actually report this — Honda customer care, consumer forum, anywhere? Don't want to let this go just because it's "only ₹50.

Hey guys, so we've been going back and forth on this for a while now and honestly can't make up our minds — so thought why not just ask here.

We currently deliver eggs in a pretty basic cardboard box. Nothing fancy, does the job. But we recently found this premium egg box and it actually looks really good. Better protection, cleaner design, feels more put together overall.

The problem is it costs more. Not a crazy amount, but enough that we'd have to either eat the cost or slightly bump up the price. And we're not sure if our customers even care about packaging that much when it comes to eggs.

Like does anyone actually notice how their eggs show up at the door? Or is it one of those things where you only notice if something goes wrong — like broken eggs?

We haven't had major complaints with our current packaging but we also wonder if better packaging would just make the whole thing feel more trustworthy, you know?

Has anyone here made this switch before? Was it actually worth it or did you feel like you were just spending extra money for no real reason? Would love to hear some honest experiences.