what is a specific, "real-life" example inside the state of Washington of a price-searcher (firm) that currently practices what the textbook defines as "price discrimination" (and is also called "differential pricing")?

Before posting your answer, read what students have already posted, to ensure that the name of your firm is different than theirs. The first paragraph of your posting should include the definition of price discrimination (differential pricing) from Chapter 23, and specifically identify (just) one product that is sold by the firm you are describing (by name). And remember to include the specific place (street address, website, or phone app) where this price searcher sells their product inside the state of Washington, identify at least two different prices that the firm charges for this same (basic) product, and mention at leasttwo different groups of buyers who pay those prices.

Then - in at least two more paragraphs - describe and demonstrate your own understanding of each of the three "keys to success" of price discrimination (differential pricing), in the same order thesekeys are described within the Canvas "Module" about this concept.By the way, in each paragraph I will be looking for something about your particular business firm and the good or service they sell in the Product Market