"free willy"
adarza
joined 2 years ago
as if that's all it took to lower prices. companies are gonna look at this as 'free profit' and keep them high, pocketing the 'savings' for as long as they can.
my guess is someone big wants it and offered to pay enough to fund it, so canonical is just opening up the same support timeframe to anyone willing cough-up some cash.
checks?. these moronic clowns don't even know what the fuck they're raging about.
i bet even shitstain donnie could count the number of 'blue states' sending checks for snap benefits.
(hint: it's ZERO. checks are not used for snap benefits--ebt debit cards are, and it was the iconic coupons known as 'food stamps' before that).
pictures are taken by sorting machines of every piece of mail that goes through usps. that data is retained by the usps for a period of time, and is open to 'law enforcement' on request; and who knows what really happens to that data when the usps doesn't want to hold it any longer.
the dude is a clearly a product of that 48th out of 50 public education system... and the only sitting u.s. senator without at least a bachelor's degree.
tgt's last quarterly loss (negative net income) was over a decade ago, and it was just one quarter.
relish from the grocery store has gotten so cheaply made you have to strain it first. even, and especially, the mass market 'name brands'. i did run across one super off-brand, imported from turkey or india or something, that was great, though.. and like half the store brand price.
so unless i have that or strain the 'regular' stuff first, or just cut-up some pickles instead (what i've been doing more of lately), the relish goes on top. everything else goes on first.
so the new magat plan is to try to buy the midterms using cash borrowed from our great-grandkids after they 'save' the country from the 'democrat shutdown'?
that's exactly the goal of the program.
there's something like one grocery store per 1500 residents in new york (far more, per capita, than my entire county).
many residents have multiple options nearby, but some (around 750,000) do not live within 5 blocks of even just one. those are the neighborhoods this program would target.
these city-run stores are not intended to serve 'everybody', just those who aren't served by anything.
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beginning??
have you been in a coma the last nine years?