For people living in real countries like the USA and Europe: the recently disbanded AFIP (IRS) had employees whose job was to go into supermarkets and check that the prices didn't go over what the government had decided. That is, full blown socialism.
The "shelves law" I believe it was. Milei struck it down with an executive order on his first week as president, if I'm not mistaken.
So, the process was that the government would print unlimited money, that would drive inflation up, but supermarkets had to keep particular products within a certain price range as to not abuse the public with impossible prices, or so went the narrative.
In practise, this would cause supermarkets to raise prices of other goods or, more often, stop providing less sold products and focusing solely on the very basics as to lose as little money as possible. Many closed down. Even Walmart left Argentina as a result of these practises. A total disaster.
Those AFIP employees are now jumping out of windows, chimping out in marches and making death threats at the president from their echo chamber WhatsApp groups. And they expect empathy now that they've been left on the street.