OT: The OT Thread: 40 degree temps in this economy? (Warning in post 368)

[Chainshot]

Wait until y'all go to the grocery store.

 

[Ehran]

Wait until y'all go to the grocery store.

I went yesterday. Milk is $4.50 a gallon. MILK !!!!

 

[Chainshot]

I went yesterday. Milk is $4.50 a gallon. MILK !!!!

I can tell you it isn't the folks on the cow end for that. Same with prices on beef.

 

[MarkusKetterer]

I went yesterday. Milk is $4.50 a gallon. MILK !!!!

Mine is nearly $8 a gallon. There’s one that’s cheaper, but I hate the owner so I refuse to give him my money unless I have to.

 

[Dubi Doo]

Wait until y'all go to the grocery store.

I'm going now. Im a fan of Wegmans, but if prices continue increasing then...


Looks like Aldis is back on the menu, boys!

 

[Chainshot]

I'm going now. Im a fan of Wegmans, but if prices continue increasing then...


Looks like Aldis is back on the menu, boys!

Might want to hunt around for local farm shares. Keep the money local, get quality produce, reduce what you pay to massive corporations?

 

[Ehran]

I'm going now. Im a fan of Wegmans, but if prices continue increasing then...


Looks like Aldis is back on the menu, boys!

Is Aldi's considered lower than Walmart? We have an HEB (big Texas based grocery chain) and a Walmart. I only use Walmart for staples, not fruit, meats, or other perishables. I don't trust them.

There is an Aldi's but its about 20 miles away and I've never been.

 

[Beerz]

Is Aldi's considered lower than Walmart? We have an HEB (big Texas based grocery chain) and a Walmart. I only use Walmart for staples, not fruit, meats, or other perishables. I don't trust them.

There is an Aldi's but its about 20 miles away and I've never been.

I have never been either..but i don't imagine they would be cheaper than Walmart

 

[TheMistyStranger]

I have never been either..but i don't imagine they would be cheaper than Walmart

Aldi is cheaper than Walmart about 75% of the time.

 

[Beerz]

Aldi is cheaper than Walmart about 75% of the time.

No bags tho

 

[truthbluth]

I’d lean into aldi. Hoard as much cash as possible. Recession or likely worse is on the way.

 

[TheDawnOfANewTage]

Might want to hunt around for local farm shares. Keep the money local, get quality produce, reduce what you pay to massive corporations?

Can we all agree it’s the corporations? I’m tired of profits crushing basic humanity and empathy. I’m tired of f***ing metrics, bullshit technology, and I won’t even touch the political- but we all agree this is not how life was meant to be lived, right?

 

[TheMistyStranger]

No bags tho

I always BYOB anyway. Aldi is cleaner, cheaper, and pays their employees better. Wins across the board