$4.32!?!?!?!?!
I did buy a nearly 50 year old Bach Stradivarius which was appraised as a 9 out of 10 for $40 so you could say I got a bit of coin.
Lol. I'm a bargain hunter and scour sales, but we have limited options in the Yukon and they have us by the balls. It's basically just 2 loblaws stores, a Save-On, and a Wal-Mart with mostly dry goods only.
correct, but you can access them all from the app and use it at the store to price match
Hunt your own food
I could and have but I don't enjoy hunting. I'll eat meat but don't want to do the killing and/or butchering myself.
Bro, seriously, I was joking. Nothing you can do about the prices in Yukon, my man. That said I think it's time to move from Yukon.
Hahaha well then. Derpa derpa. Hunting is a pretty common activity here, so I took ya literally lol. I have done it and my brother goes out every year, but it's not really a money savings thing, especially with everyone hunting like they camp now with equipment galore. Great for kickin it in the bush with friends, but there's a saying that getting the kill ruins the hunt and that's about where I land.
You are not alone. I don't think most grasp just how difficult a life of "living off the land" would be and was for First Nation's people.
If you think it's easier to win the lotto than invest in something, then I am not sure what to tell you.
This is an example of one meal with the help of my garden that I managed to make for $.67 per portion. You could do that too but it appears you would prefer to waste money where ever you can. You also seem to assume we are eating chili for 5 nights straight. lol Ever heard of a freezer?
When was the last time you asked a prisoner if he was well fed?
lol
I clearly stated before I have a garden. You're laughing at me because I figured out how to reduce my cost?
Along time ago there used to be this thing that was delivered to your house each week by kids or sometimes adults called flyers. They would tell you when stores that sold things like food would go on sale, Many people were angry because they looked at it as junk and would just stick to their routine of going to the same store every other week and spend money on what ever they wanted and would just pay the bill. Some people though would look at those flyers and notice some places have better prices for stuff than other and noted that if they bought certain things from certain places they could actually save money. Then a terrible thing happened, most houses stopped receiving flyers. Luckily while that was happening the internet came to the rescue and gave people even more flyers to look through and again save money. What's great is you don't have to blindly go to each grocery store in the city to find a deal.
Thank you Internet.
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