Daylight Robbery
Rahul wanted to buy a pair of shoes. However, he was so shocked at the high prices quoted by all the shoe shops he visited that he came back without making a purchase.
“It’s daylight robbery,” he told his mother. “I think I’ll manage with my old pair.”
Daylight robbery is charging an unreasonably high price for an item or service.
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