Walmart question - yeah, yeah I'm now a poor...

[jedhawk77]

The whip is for the fringe. It appears to me that the mason dixon line separates the good who prefer hellmann's, and the evil who prefer duke's.

And here I am with Aldi mayo in this house.

 

[tarheelbybirth1]

There were offering some deal recently. 90 days free or something. Several people on are street are now doing it.

We got the first year for $60. It included Paramount+ or Peacock Premium. The savings in time is very much worth it but I do shop for some things at Aldi or Costco that I don't want some minimum wage Walmart worker picking for me.

 

[tarheelbybirth1]

The whip is for the fringe. It appears to me that the mason dixon line separates the good who prefer hellmann's, and the evil who prefer duke's.

As my granny would have said...

 

[Tenacious E_rivals41982]

As my granny would have said...

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I'm only conveying cold hard facts.

 

[tarheelbybirth1]

I'm only conveying cold, hard, alternative "facts."

FIFY

 

[Tenacious E_rivals41982]

FIFY

Don't get Moogy on me.

 

[Moogy]

Yeah, it's kind of like going to TJ Maxx to clothes shop.

 

[Mufasa94]

I know a lot of people with your position on this. I've not figured out how to shop there, however. What exactly is the good stuff?

Their oatmeal cookies are pretty good (at least in southwestern PA).

 

[jedhawk77]

Their oatmeal cookies are pretty good (at least in southwestern PA).

Where is their cookie section besides the boxed cookies. Speaking of that; you can get girl scout knockoffs for about $1.49 per box, nutter butter type knockoffs and same for nutty buddy knockoffs. All I think are legit.

 

[Mufasa94]

Where is their cookie section besides the boxed cookies. Speaking of that; you can get girl scout knockoffs for about $1.49 per box, nutter butter type knockoffs and same for nutty buddy knockoffs. All I think are legit.

General area around the breads. In clear plastic containers with 10, not the ones having fewer and a “fancier” description. Usually have choice of chocolate chip, snickerdoodle, peanut butter, or oatmeal.

I’m picky. They used to not have raisins and were great, especially at $2/container. But, it’s been a few years since that. Think they are $3 now with the raisins.

Maybe a regional thing?

 

[Tenacious E_rivals41982]

General area around the breads. In clear plastic containers with 10, not the ones having fewer and a “fancier” description. Usually have choice of chocolate chip, snickerdoodle, peanut butter, or oatmeal.

I’m picky. They used to not have raisins and were great, especially at $2/container. But, it’s been a few years since that. Think they are $3 now with the raisins.

Maybe a regional thing?

Topic adjacent but raisins masked as chocolate chips in an unlabeled cookie you bite into are the devil’s spawn. Very disappointing as a kid.

 

[PW Herman]

I don't want some minimum wage Walmart worker picking for me.

Here's my problem with the comment. You say the commented out one side of your mouth, while most likely saying they should be paid a "living wage" out of the other. So how do you solve the problem? Train the employee on how to identify the correct items the consumer wants?

 

[PW Herman]

General area around the breads. In clear plastic containers with 10, not the ones having fewer and a “fancier” description. Usually have choice of chocolate chip, snickerdoodle, peanut butter, or oatmeal.

I’m picky. They used to not have raisins and were great, especially at $2/container. But, it’s been a few years since that. Think they are $3 now with the raisins.

Maybe a regional thing?

GD, you had me at oatmeal cookie until you put the f'ing raisins in there. Cookies and fruit are not supposed to live together. Keep fruit with the bread family

 

[jedhawk77]

General area around the breads. In clear plastic containers with 10, not the ones having fewer and a “fancier” description. Usually have choice of chocolate chip, snickerdoodle, peanut butter, or oatmeal.

I’m picky. They used to not have raisins and were great, especially at $2/container. But, it’s been a few years since that. Think they are $3 now with the raisins.

Maybe a regional thing?

I usually get the things I know and don't fiddle around. I'll take a look, thanks @Mufasa94

 

[tarheelbybirth1]

Here's my problem with the comment. You say the commented out one side of your mouth, while most likely saying they should be paid a "living wage" out of the other. So how do you solve the problem? Train the employee on how to identify the correct items the consumer wants?

Those two comments are completely unrelated. One speaks to reality while the other speaks to the hope that the Walton family would do the right thing. No idea how you could conflate them.

 

[TarponSpringsNole]

Aldi is fantastic. I’ve been shopping there regularly for years.
I can get most of my items plus select produce.
I highly recommend shopping there.