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9/14/2026 1:00:34 PM EDT
[#1]
Raising your own food for the average person isn’t much if any cost savings. You gain the health factor knowing what is or isn’t in the food but cost savings isn’t much.

You can buy eggs at the store cheaper than raising chickens but the eggs are better.

We have a garden it doesn’t save us anything.  It’s seasonal and we grow more than we eat so there is canning costs and time involved.  We only grow strawberries, tomatoes, and various types of peppers now.

You can buy a half a cow cheaper but the cost savings isn’t much cut down by processing fees, freezer large enough, electricity, and generator because you don’t want to risk losing all that in a power outage.
9/14/2026 1:12:53 PM EDT
[#2]
Costco has pork tenderloin for $2.99/lb.  Stock up.
9/14/2026 1:14:56 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By Paul_Sothern:

Rotisserie chickens are bathed in chlorine.

They are not recommended as a healthy food.

My wife used to buy them but now that they are not "Bobby Approved" (an app she uses) she avoids them.

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Originally Posted By Paul_Sothern:
Originally Posted By burnka871:


Can you elaborate on the disgusting fake chickens

Rotisserie chickens are bathed in chlorine.

They are not recommended as a healthy food.

My wife used to buy them but now that they are not "Bobby Approved" (an app she uses) she avoids them.



Seriously, do your own research instead of trusting in the word of Bobby Parrish. The guy is a fucking charlatan who is only looking out for his own pocket book. The guy has contradicted himself so many times to push products that he has a financial stake in.  Everything he says is curated for clicks and not to be genuinely informative.

Almost all chicken processed in the US is "washed" with antimicrobial baths. Very very few processes use bleach, it has been getting phased out for years. Even when more was washed with bleach solutions it is a very very low concentration.
9/14/2026 1:29:52 PM EDT
[#4]
Trump would like you to know that Joe Biden is to blame and prices are currently decreasing

9/14/2026 1:32:11 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By AttachedFile:


It just seems like a lot more than what a week of groceries costs my family. And that includes the unnecessary stuff I grill on the weekends.

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Originally Posted By Plank_Spanker:

Do I need to post the reciept?
For fucks sake, I feel like my mother is shaking her finger at me about how I spend my money with some of you guys.
Did I load up on prepared junk food that will kill me? NO. Mostly organic meats & veggies with meal ideas prepared at home. The sweetest thing I bought was an 8 pack of ginger ale & a box of fucking graham crackers.


It just seems like a lot more than what a week of groceries costs my family. And that includes the unnecessary stuff I grill on the weekends.

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9/14/2026 1:33:28 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By AZ_M1:
I blame Biden the pants shitter for this.
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Trump boosted inflation with his covid spending. Biden accelerated it and Trump continued bidens spending.  Iran bullshit is pushing diesel sky high.  

There's plenty of blame to go around for increasing food costs.

The good news is stock prices are good so we can just eat stocks.
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9/14/2026 1:34:42 PM EDT
[#7]
Ramen is still cheap. Learn to code.
9/14/2026 1:38:53 PM EDT
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The diesel fuel prices are hurting me a lot more than grocery prices. Over $6/gal in my area now.  Almost $200 to fill up my truck every week.....that's almost more that what I'm paying on my mortgage every month.....

Trump can blame Biden all he wants, but I've never seen $6/gal diesel...even when Biden was in office.
9/14/2026 1:39:29 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By lefty-weaver-g19:
Raising your own food for the average person isn’t much if any cost savings. You gain the health factor knowing what is or isn’t in the food but cost savings isn’t much.

You can buy eggs at the store cheaper than raising chickens but the eggs are better.

We have a garden it doesn’t save us anything.  It’s seasonal and we grow more than we eat so there is canning costs and time involved.  We only grow strawberries, tomatoes, and various types of peppers now.

You can buy a half a cow cheaper but the cost savings isn’t much cut down by processing fees, freezer large enough, electricity, and generator because you don’t want to risk losing all that in a power outage.
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I picked a ton of field peas yesterday. By the time I was done and had them processed I had hours of labor into something I could have probably bought for ten-twenty bucks at Walmart

That doesn't even include the actual planting and upkeep. My eggs are free though. We sell enough to cover feed.

It's just part of our lifestyle, but I wouldn't call it a huge savings.
9/14/2026 1:59:49 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By victorgonzales:
Trump boosted inflation with his covid spending. Biden accelerated it and Trump continued bidens spending.  Iran bullshit is pushing diesel sky high.  

There's plenty of blame to go around for increasing food costs.

The good news is stock prices are good so we can just eat stocks.
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Originally Posted By victorgonzales:
Originally Posted By AZ_M1:
I blame Biden the pants shitter for this.
Trump boosted inflation with his covid spending. Biden accelerated it and Trump continued bidens spending.  Iran bullshit is pushing diesel sky high.  

There's plenty of blame to go around for increasing food costs.

The good news is stock prices are good so we can just eat stocks.

Is that the main course? I’d like to throw some physical silver or gold in there if possible.
9/14/2026 2:04:41 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By HRoark87:

I picked a ton of field peas yesterday. By the time I was done and had them processed I had hours of labor into something I could have probably bought for ten-twenty bucks at Walmart

That doesn't even include the actual planting and upkeep. My eggs are free though. We sell enough to cover feed.

It's just part of our lifestyle, but I wouldn't call it a huge savings.
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There are benefits for sure but for someone actually struggling with food costs the savings aren’t great and for some things the upfront costs are high for someone actually struggling.

I doubt most here are actually struggling just trying to be healthy and frugal in that case it’s worth it if you have the time to invest.
9/14/2026 2:08:03 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By JLAudio:
Trump would like you to know that Joe Biden is to blame and prices are currently decreasing

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FDJT.

9/14/2026 2:08:48 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By victorgonzales:
Trump boosted inflation with his covid spending. Biden accelerated it and Trump continued bidens spending.  Iran bullshit is pushing diesel sky high.  

There's plenty of blame to go around for increasing food costs.

The good news is stock prices are good so we can just eat stocks.
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Originally Posted By victorgonzales:
Originally Posted By AZ_M1:
I blame Biden the pants shitter for this.
Trump boosted inflation with his covid spending. Biden accelerated it and Trump continued bidens spending.  Iran bullshit is pushing diesel sky high.  

There's plenty of blame to go around for increasing food costs.

The good news is stock prices are good so we can just eat stocks.

Yep. It’s like people have forgotten about the cares act, one of the largest upward transfers of wealth in history.
9/14/2026 2:09:08 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By imq707s:
The diesel fuel prices are hurting me a lot more than grocery prices. Over $6/gal in my area now.  Almost $200 to fill up my truck every week.....that's almost more that what I'm paying on my mortgage every month.....

Trump can blame Biden all he wants, but I've never seen $6/gal diesel...even when Biden was in office.
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That's because he is a lying sack of shit.
9/14/2026 2:42:27 PM EDT
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Diesel prices are crazy. I know the brodozer boys got to be feeling it.   I know professional trucking folks are hurting.
9/14/2026 2:46:32 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By ag04blast:
Diesel prices are crazy. I know the brodozer boys got to be feeling it.   I know professional trucking folks are hurting.
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I’m seeing fuel surcharges of 50% at least for intermodal truckers in the Chicago area.
9/14/2026 2:51:31 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By ag04blast:
Diesel prices are crazy. I know the brodozer boys got to be feeling it.   I know professional trucking folks are hurting.
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The truckers I feel bad for... people who chose to buy a diesel guzzler (absolutely 100% their right to do so), but don't need that particular vehicle for their day to day or work life... yeah, they are facing the consequences of their decisions.

I make a lot of unsound decisions in my life, and when they bite me in the ass I own them. Choosing a vehicle that is (1) overly expensive to purchase, (2) expensive to insure and maintain, and (3) runs on an expendable commodity highly impacted by political, weather, and kinetic activities beyond my control is not one of them.

Again, people involved in construction, agriculture, transportation... yeah it sucks. Bro with a monster truck that gets 8mpg but is cool... zero fucks to give.
The duty of a patriot is to protect his nation from its government.

"I would remind you that extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice! And let me remind you also that moderation in the pursuit of justice is no virtue!"
9/14/2026 2:54:25 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By AngryNagant:
It's amazing how much some of you are still hung up on partisan politics.

To keep food quality high and cost down I've been making more meals from scratch. Instead of spending 50 dollars for pizza I make the dough and buy the toppings cheap. Instead of frozen French fries I buy ten pound bags of russet potatoes and make potato wedges. We go out to eat maybe twice a month now and I only usually get lunch out once a week when Publix has their sushi sale.

It's amazing how cheap good meals can be if you make them yourself.
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The real dividend of cooking from scratch is follow on recipes.  Once you have the cookware and ingredients you usually can make something a few times with the ingredients you buy.  

Cooking large batch and preserving is another trick too.  I'm going to be making 16 quarts of pasta sauce and 12 pints of pizza sauce this weekend.  I figured out I can do it for less than half what something comparable costs at the store.  Canning it will let it keep a long time too.
9/14/2026 2:56:51 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By Glock031:


And In his first term he gave you the lowest price gasoline in decades.
Now what's your point. Do you think it's going to stay priced like this forever.
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Originally Posted By Glock031:
Originally Posted By himarker:

He has given us the highest diesel prices in history.


And In his first term he gave you the lowest price gasoline in decades.
Now what's your point. Do you think it's going to stay priced like this forever.

Covid gave us the lowest prices in decades.  Yes, I expect longterm pain from many of you deciding to elect a man who is both ignorant and narcissistic which is a dangerous combination.
9/14/2026 2:59:20 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By victorgonzales:
Trump boosted inflation with his covid spending. Biden accelerated it and Trump continued bidens spending.  Iran bullshit is pushing diesel sky high.  

There's plenty of blame to go around for increasing food costs.

The good news is stock prices are good so we can just eat stocks.
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Regardless of what many think, Covid was an economic hit. The democrats insisted on pumping more money into the economy than Trump wanted. Why did he do it, votes. Without the votes necessary aid would not have passed. The Democrats wanted money for their pet projects and to bailout failed states like NY, CA and IL.
9/14/2026 3:01:47 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By intercooler:


If you went to a different grocery store other than Publix, you'd probably save 30%
Publix is a rip off
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Originally Posted By intercooler:
Originally Posted By Plank_Spanker:
We usually buy groceries in smaller amounts during the week since plans change frequently as my wife is the sole care taker of her elderly mother.
\We went shopping at wally world for this weeks grocery allowance.
A couple of years ago we filled up a cart to the brim at Pubilx & spent $360.00+, which was the most we had ever shelled out in one trip.

Well this trip wasn't much different as far as the type of food we purchased & the grand total for the same cart was $636.97
A new record.  

From now after this food is gone we be eating pepper soup.


If you went to a different grocery store other than Publix, you'd probably save 30%
Publix is a rip off
Correct, but this price was Wal*mart.

Would need to know contents of shopping cart to feel properly sorry.  $637 for a basket of groceries is not exactly budget friendly eating.  Even today.  At Wal*mart.

That's some expensive food.



Frick.  page 7.  

"This is a free country, and I have the permits, background checks, licenses, and tax receipts to prove it." --Zippster (4/10/13)
9/14/2026 3:03:08 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By himarker:

Covid gave us the lowest prices in decades.  Yes, I expect longterm pain from many of you deciding to elect a man who is both ignorant and narcissistic which is a dangerous combination.
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We would be so much better off with Word Salad as president. The pain from a few nukes would only last a microsecond for people at the center of the blast. Those further away would have to suffer a longer.
9/14/2026 3:15:49 PM EDT
[#23]
Between two grocery stores (walmart and Food Lion) and Sam’s online, I think we spent about $400 in the last week. Sam’s was higher ($200ish) because they had the laundry detergent we like on sale so we got extra and we needed dishwasher pods.  Walmart was around $130 and Food Lion was around $70.

Prices here have been fairly stagnant for the last two years except eggs have come way down.

Personally, I believe prices should be lower, especially on fuel. Diesel should be about $4/gallon considering crude is $100/barrel.


9/14/2026 3:17:36 PM EDT
[#24]
I would be a multimillionaire if I wasn't married
9/14/2026 4:10:27 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By Bat15:


We would be so much better off with Word Salad as president. The pain from a few nukes would only last a microsecond for people at the center of the blast. Those further away would have to suffer a longer.
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Originally Posted By Bat15:
Originally Posted By himarker:

Covid gave us the lowest prices in decades.  Yes, I expect longterm pain from many of you deciding to elect a man who is both ignorant and narcissistic which is a dangerous combination.


We would be so much better off with Word Salad as president. The pain from a few nukes would only last a microsecond for people at the center of the blast. Those further away would have to suffer a longer.


Thing is thank God she is not President. It doesn't negate accountability. We are not talking about Kamala here. Each and every President or Chief Executive of any large organization should take Ownership for what happens under their watch. The military calls this concept leadership. If we don't figure it out, we (ostensibly conservatives) will lose hard in November. Spending billions on BS while people are struggling is not the answer. It ruined Biden....

Praying there are adults running the GOP still. I agree with most of the GOP agenda but much of it went sideways to appease one man. We need the humility of Washington, the relentlessness of Teddy Roosevelt, and the courage of Ronald Reagan. We don't need any more fleecing of America.  Rush Limbaugh would be pissed right now.

And yes, I support Israel. I also support good stewardship and accountability. It started well in January 2025 and now here we are someplace else..
9/14/2026 4:22:56 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By Cooper1:
I would be a multimillionaire if I wasn't married
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Haha no kidding. Married two years and feeling the pain. If I was single I’d be flourishing financially even now.
9/14/2026 4:27:49 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By JLAudio:
Trump would like you to know that Joe Biden is to blame and prices are currently decreasing

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9/14/2026 4:44:05 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By Plank_Spanker:

I don't like to disparage my wife about "organic". I see the attraction & it may have some validity but I can't stand paying more for it. Especially when it to easy to roll a tomato into a different bag with the organic label. The .gov will tell you that organic product production is tightly controlled but much like any commodity, if a dollar is involved, it's ripe for abuse.
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Do I need to post the reciept?
For fucks sake, I feel like my mother is shaking her finger at me about how I spend my money with some of you guys.
Did I load up on prepared junk food that will kill me? NO. Mostly organic meats & veggies with meal ideas prepared at home. The sweetest thing I bought was an 8 pack of ginger ale & a box of fucking graham crackers.






I would love to see the receipt out of curiosity.  

I have a family of 5 for 4 days a week, and 2 for the rest.  We spend $250/week on groceries.  I buy Organic whenever it’s available

Paper was 2' long but here it is.
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Too many labelled organic.

I don't like to disparage my wife about "organic". I see the attraction & it may have some validity but I can't stand paying more for it. Especially when it to easy to roll a tomato into a different bag with the organic label. The .gov will tell you that organic product production is tightly controlled but much like any commodity, if a dollar is involved, it's ripe for abuse.

Long thin slow daggers slide through the shield.



When you're at the store with the wife, ...
Start chuckling at the organic produce and say "funny how people think that food fertilized by chicken and cow crap and covered wtih diatomaceious earth is somehow not chemically enhanced, even if its the exact same plant the other farms do" then pick up the non-organic one and joke at the price difference.



If you're really mean, get some buckets on your back porch and setup a hydroponic for cherry tomatos and setup some twine for them to climb.
9/14/2026 4:56:49 PM EDT
[#29]
Gotta shop around, case in point.
I sometimes pick up boathouse farms 16oz protein smoothie.

Harris Teeter $4.49
Food Lion $3.49 sometimes 2 for $6
Wal Mart today I paid $2.97

That's quite a price swing
9/14/2026 4:59:17 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By INI:
Gotta shop around, case in point.
I sometimes pick up boathouse farms 16oz protein smoothie.

Harris Teeter $4.49
Food Lion $3.49 sometimes 2 for $6
Wal Mart today I paid $2.97

That's quite a price swing
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One has to ask why you aren’t making them yourself?

9/14/2026 5:16:34 PM EDT
[#31]
Lol. It is nearing harvest time and diesel is $5.00 a gallon.

9/14/2026 5:21:18 PM EDT
[#32]
Op had 587 items in his cart so $600 was not bad at all.
I was expecting a normal list, not 587 items.

Grocery prices have jumped for sure and it hurts our pocket. Less beef has been our biggest price reducer.
9/14/2026 5:34:15 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By Couch-Commando:
Lol. It is nearing harvest time and diesel is $5.00 a gallon.

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It gets better. Temperature is dropping and a lot of people heat with K2. Sister in law just spent $2k on heating oil
Northern states are in trouble.
9/14/2026 5:43:52 PM EDT
[#34]
My wife and I are retired.  We are not rich but have a comfortable enough retirement that allows us to eat pretty much whatever we desire.  

We typically go out to eat or do takeout once a week and don't include that in our grocery tabultion.  

Before the Biden inflation we were spending about $600 a month at the grocery store.  The Biden inflation jumped it up to almost $1K a month.  Now it is about $1200 a month for about the same food and other grocery store items we were spending half that amount for prior to 2020.
9/14/2026 5:53:20 PM EDT
[#35]
....so since the dollar has been devalued, thanks COVID spending, and everything is now more expensive because everyone wants/needs more money to buy their own things, how do you raise the value of the dollar back to pre COVID levels?

Or is this just a death spiral to Zimbabwe valuation levels?
Now a real killer, when he picked up the ZF1, would have immediately asked about the little red button on the bottom of the gun.
9/14/2026 6:01:57 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By PrincipsPistol:
It sucks. I've said it before, but we could just about buy a Denali with what we spend in groceries a month for a family of 3....  
We're spending $300+ a week.

Electric is up too. Everything is really.

Knew this was gonna happen with the covid scam, but it doesn't seem reducing inflation is a priority for our government through these last 2 administrations.

Its more revenue to the fedgov right? Why should they have to stop doing what they love just because the pleebs are struggling?

80 years of global policing.
80 years of selling out the middle class to globalism.
65 years of the war on poverty.
20 years of GWOT
18 years of welfare migration.
2 years of lockdowns
6 years of inflation.
6 months of short term pain at the pump.

Spreading democracy.
Flatten the curve.
We're all in this together.
Ukraine is a good deal.
A drop in the bucket.
Iran cant have nukes.
Won't cost the taxpayers a dime.

Its gotta stop.
Our goverments spending habits matter. The value of the dollar matters  
The debt and deficit matter.

Honestly, an attempt at austerity on Trumps behalf would have been a nice gesture.

Our government needs to step the fuck back and stop trying to "fix" everything.


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💯  whole thing has been a godamn scam.
9/14/2026 6:02:58 PM EDT
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Nope.  But call out the orange asshole for what he is instead of defending him no matter how ridiculous or outrageous his choices are.
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💯
9/14/2026 6:09:25 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By DetroitSounds:
What's worse is the quality of food you get, and the premiums to get food with high nutritional value.

People will buy Costco tubes of beef and their disgusting fake rotisserie chickens thinking they're saving $. In reality you're just eating garbage to save $. Counter productive.

Minimize your menu with high nutrition. Pasture raised eggs, organic ground beef, wild caught fish, etc. It helps to know the source of your meats. We have a local farm that supplies a small grocery store with beef, and they also sell wild caught fish caught right from the Great Lakes.
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Had no idea the Costco chickens were fake. Why are the Costco chickens fake?
9/14/2026 6:10:15 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By Glock031:


Yea your right.
We need to go back to EVIL DEMOCRAT FREAKS PUSHING FOR OPEN BORDERS. TRANSVESTITE FREAKS, HIGHER TAXES, HIGHER INFLATION, HATING AMERICA, LAWFARE, FRAUD, ANTI-2A, COMMUNISM AND ABSOLUTE POWER.
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We still have all that except gas is more expensive now.
9/14/2026 6:10:49 PM EDT
[#40]
June 2022 Diesel prices hit $5.85 a gallon. Need more refineries.
9/14/2026 6:22:01 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By ZF-1:
....so since the dollar has been devalued, thanks COVID spending, and everything is now more expensive because everyone wants/needs more money to buy their own things, how do you raise the value of the dollar back to pre COVID levels?

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That ship done sailed bro. My advice is dont be anywhere near a big city when shit gets legit. I mean legit legit.
9/14/2026 6:26:47 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By careyvonhasselhoff:


Biden isn't the one currently wearing a diaper.
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Originally Posted By AZ_M1:
I blame Biden the pants shitter for this.


Biden isn't the one currently wearing a diaper.


Nothing is ever Trump's fault. Nothing. Ever.

He is the only reason we have food at all. He is our dearest and bestest leader.
History has stopped. Nothing exists except an endless present in which Trump is always right.

Modern life is one steep, perpetual tax on the mathematically impaired
9/14/2026 6:29:49 PM EDT
[#43]
If there's a Winco https://www.wincofoods.com/ near your home, it's worth checking out.

It's not life changing, but I bet we save $50 or more over the same shit from Walmart.

Some stores handle whole grain wheat - 25lb bags - if you're into that. Rice, sugar, beans, all that in bulk at my store. We just got a grinder/mill. I believe there's some benefit to eating bread without added shit in it.
9/14/2026 7:18:29 PM EDT
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Had no idea the Costco chickens were fake. Why are the Costco chickens fake?
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Originally Posted By EvoXGunner:
Originally Posted By DetroitSounds:
What's worse is the quality of food you get, and the premiums to get food with high nutritional value.

People will buy Costco tubes of beef and their disgusting fake rotisserie chickens thinking they're saving $. In reality you're just eating garbage to save $. Counter productive.

Minimize your menu with high nutrition. Pasture raised eggs, organic ground beef, wild caught fish, etc. It helps to know the source of your meats. We have a local farm that supplies a small grocery store with beef, and they also sell wild caught fish caught right from the Great Lakes.



Had no idea the Costco chickens were fake. Why are the Costco chickens fake?


Costco chicken taste like shit because of all the chemicals.
On The Edge Of Ybor City
9/14/2026 7:27:24 PM EDT
[#45]
We got a half a car full for 200 bucks.  Decent amount of half the produce section plus for a total of over a dozen bags.

I remember thinking the price wasn't that bad compared to all the incessant crying from the ones who hate Trump

It's all about perception
I'm on break.
9/14/2026 7:53:14 PM EDT
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Half a car? Which half??
9/14/2026 8:09:03 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By EvoXGunner:



Had no idea the Costco chickens were fake. Why are the Costco chickens fake?
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Originally Posted By DetroitSounds:
What's worse is the quality of food you get, and the premiums to get food with high nutritional value.

People will buy Costco tubes of beef and their disgusting fake rotisserie chickens thinking they're saving $. In reality you're just eating garbage to save $. Counter productive.

Minimize your menu with high nutrition. Pasture raised eggs, organic ground beef, wild caught fish, etc. It helps to know the source of your meats. We have a local farm that supplies a small grocery store with beef, and they also sell wild caught fish caught right from the Great Lakes.



Had no idea the Costco chickens were fake. Why are the Costco chickens fake?


Because chickens are birds and birds aren't real.
9/14/2026 8:14:48 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By 1775:


Because chickens are birds and birds aren't real.
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Originally Posted By EvoXGunner:
Originally Posted By DetroitSounds:
What's worse is the quality of food you get, and the premiums to get food with high nutritional value.

People will buy Costco tubes of beef and their disgusting fake rotisserie chickens thinking they're saving $. In reality you're just eating garbage to save $. Counter productive.

Minimize your menu with high nutrition. Pasture raised eggs, organic ground beef, wild caught fish, etc. It helps to know the source of your meats. We have a local farm that supplies a small grocery store with beef, and they also sell wild caught fish caught right from the Great Lakes.



Had no idea the Costco chickens were fake. Why are the Costco chickens fake?


Because chickens are birds and birds aren't real.


History has stopped. Nothing exists except an endless present in which Trump is always right.

Modern life is one steep, perpetual tax on the mathematically impaired
9/14/2026 8:34:49 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By InflectionPoint:


FDJT, FJB, FDJT.  This is the result of their drunken spending for the last 10 years.  

We just got our insurance renewal at work. Up 43% over last year.  
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Trump is responsible for Obamacare?
9/14/2026 8:52:37 PM EDT
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The maddening thing is how the FDJT jock-riders would have treated our EXACT same scenario we're in now, with Biden or Kameltoe as president.

Do you think they'd be saying, "You know, I don't really like him/her, but they did a really good thing by attacking Iran! I'm happy to pay these fuel prices!'

Or, do you think this forum would be absolutely FILLED with venom about how they singlehandedly destroyed the US economy, caused inflation... all of it?

How do you think this forum would respond to Biden/Harris proposing a $5k payment to voters if they win the next election?

It goes on, and on, and on... and it shows that a whole ton of people here don't have any real principles or ethics... they just follow "my team vs the other team" and will gladly swallow whatever the story of the day is as long as it comes from their own team.

This country is declining precisely because men of principle have been increasingly rare. Why do we get politicians that are selfish assholes that only think about themselves and the next few years instead of the long term? Because we're a country of selfish assholes that only think about themselves rather than what is RIGHT.

So.. the question is... in this exact same scenario with a different 2024 election outcome... WOULD YOU SWALLOW YOUR PRIDE AND PROCLAIM THAT BIDEN/HARRIS IS DOING A GOOD JOB?

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