Hi all
It's been a long time since I have written on the board but I read it everyday since I bought my dvc.
OK here is the question.
Many of tou say that it is more or less expensive to go to publix or super walmart etc.
How much it cost for food, to a family of four, for a week, and what is the difference between each grocery store? Is it worth for somebody like me to search and lost time to roll and finally find that for saving $10 or $15 it take half a day to pick the less expensive grocery store?
Just to compare, last year, I spend near $1500.00can (much or less $1000 us) just to eat for three when we were in allstar movie. You can imagine that if it cost at the grocery say $400us, it will be a deal. I will go to the nearest store and spend my time to buy an ice cream on the pool side.
And by the way, I want to show my hand with just one finger up (imagine wich one) to all the terrorists of the wolrd and say to them that the men of the north will never be affraid of them.
alexx
(mr moderator please excuse me for the end)
It's been a long time since I have written on the board but I read it everyday since I bought my dvc.
OK here is the question.
Many of tou say that it is more or less expensive to go to publix or super walmart etc.
How much it cost for food, to a family of four, for a week, and what is the difference between each grocery store? Is it worth for somebody like me to search and lost time to roll and finally find that for saving $10 or $15 it take half a day to pick the less expensive grocery store?
Just to compare, last year, I spend near $1500.00can (much or less $1000 us) just to eat for three when we were in allstar movie. You can imagine that if it cost at the grocery say $400us, it will be a deal. I will go to the nearest store and spend my time to buy an ice cream on the pool side.
And by the way, I want to show my hand with just one finger up (imagine wich one) to all the terrorists of the wolrd and say to them that the men of the north will never be affraid of them.
alexx
(mr moderator please excuse me for the end)