Jaz avalley
Station cat
I have a helicopter pad, and planesA good few years ago I saw a model railway with a backscene of an airport. Four (or five) models of aircraft were parked 'other side of the fence'.
David
I have a helicopter pad, and planesA good few years ago I saw a model railway with a backscene of an airport. Four (or five) models of aircraft were parked 'other side of the fence'.
David
Great Value (Walmart) 18 count Extra Large 2.42 (thank God)I bought a dozen Jumbo eggs last week at Redner's for $1.39!
Swal, you did the right thing by not getting involved. Many of the snatch and grab thieves are junkies. Nothing is more unpredictable and dangerous than a junkie.I just come from HomeDepot. As I'm walking in 2 guys with 55 gallon black trash bags full of stuff come running out in a big hurry throwing the stuff in their car and leaving as fast as they can. The HomeDepot employees just watched as all this was taking place. I was going to take a video but then decided not to get involved. It's sad that this has now come to our palaceful small town.
Swal
I paid $1.03 at Aldi's last week. They were a $1.69 at KrogerGreed? Why bring prices down if sales are good?
I bought a dozen Jumbo eggs last week at Redner's for $1.39!
Whatever the market will bear. Capitalism isn't perfect, but it is the best choice we have!
I used to buy Hellman's mayonnaise for $1.99/quart on sale. Now $2.99 is the sale price.Great Value (Walmart) 18 count Extra Large 2.42 (thank God)
What gets my goat is things like the 'KNORR' side dishes which were 99 cents last year and now $1.34. That is a whopping 34% increase!
Great Value (Walmart) 18 count Extra Large 2.42 (thank God)
What gets my goat is things like the 'KNORR' side dishes which were 99 cents last year and now $1.34. That is a whopping 34% increase!
And they wonder why places are locking stuff behind windowed shelves or closing stores in certain areas. Locally Walmart closed all the neighborhood supermarkets they opened in Wichita due to large losses. Certain areas of Wichita are food deserts and they can't keep grocery stores in the area. Wonder Why?Swal, you did the right thing by not getting involved. Many of the snatch and grab thieves are junkies. Nothing is more unpredictable and dangerous than a junkie.
I have consulted many retail establishments, my wife even more. All the risk management experts from insurance companies that we know of insist store employees should not physically confront thieves. The store could lose their insurance if they do. They know they could lose thousands, but injury claims, even death can cost much more.
Video is almost useless. The chance of arrest is small, prosecution even smaller. The only arrest and convictions I know of are serial thieves with the help of the store's own private detectives.
These junkies have overwhelmed our police. Too many junkies, not enough police. Not to mention the risk of police brutality claims.
We've been doing a lot of shopping at Aldi recently. We have saved on many items.I paid $1.03 at Aldi's last week. They were a $1.69 at Kroger
We've been doing a lot of shopping at Aldi recently. We have saved on many items.
Our Aldi doesn't have jumbo eggs. I love my jumbo eggs and the occasional double yoke!
Great Value (Walmart) 18 count Extra Large 2.42 (thank God)
What gets my goat is things like the 'KNORR' side dishes which were 99 cents last year and now $1.34. That is a whopping 34% increase!
Our Aldi is the same. Many items they don't stock. We go to our Grocery store, Redner's weekly and Aldi twice a month or so.Here Tesco and others do a 'price match' with Aldi.
A thing with Aldi you cannot do a full shop. Some items are not on sale there. Only the 'big' supermarkets or Independents sell.
David
Patrick after I then entered the store I was thinking what did they take. All the expensive tools are locked up. They had 2 55 gallon black trash bags full of something. They were half dragging them on the ground so they must have been heavy. I didn't ask anyone what happened. I guess if you ask someone to open one of the tool bins once unlocked you could just take all that's there. I don't know? I'll be in the store again in a few days I'll ask around. There are a few people I've talked to over the years. I'll ask them. I worry more about my home value than anything else. We live in a nice area. It's in NY but a nice part of the state. If people start stealing everything in sight who would want to move here.And they wonder why places are locking stuff behind windowed shelves or closing stores in certain areas. Locally Walmart closed all the neighborhood supermarkets they opened in Wichita due to large losses. Certain areas of Wichita are food deserts and they can't keep grocery stores in the area. Wonder Why?
Interesting, thank you!My wife and I love Aldi, especially their cheeses. It's hard to get good cheese curds down here in Ohio, but the ones at Aldi are quite good.
The link below has an interesting story about how Aldi and Trader Joes are somewhat intertwined.
The Connection Between Trader Joe's And Aldi - Tasting Table
There is nothing better than finding a tasty product for a bargain price, and Aldi and Trader Joe's are more alike than you might think.www.tastingtable.com