Which vehicle has the hight operating costs in 2034

[MaxMan]

 

[Mobuck]

FUNNY but then again, not funny at all.

 

[gnappi]

I don't know where these three companies operate (Publix, Winn Dixie and Aldi) but a few years ago my GF and I discovered Aldi and we have not been shopping anywhere else since.

They do not have 20+ brands of ketchup, relish, hot dogs etc. but their little known "house" brand(s) are substantially less expensive than the name brand products and quality is easily equal.

 

[Fox Mike]

I went to the grocery store on Monday. Almost $200.00 and put everything I had on the back seat behind the passengers seat.

 

[coach]

The trick is to use a small cart and you probably won’t spend more than $110.
Ask me how I know.

 

[Fox Mike]

The trick is to use a small cart and you probably won't spend more than $110.
Ask me how I know.

Might have to try that. I have been to Walmart, Shop Rite, WEIS, and Target. I honesty can;t see any marked difference in the prices. If I wasn't lazy I would use the commissary on post. Unfortunately I would then have to make two trips to get what I need with the small cart. .

 

[Jeepnik]

The trick is to use a small cart and you probably won't spend more than $110.
Ask me how I know.

Yea, but you have to go back the next two days and end up spending $300.

 

[Skoopski]

I don't know where these three companies operate (Publix, Winn Dixie and Aldi) but a few years ago my GF and I discovered Aldi and we have not been shopping anywhere else since.

They do not have 20+ brands of ketchup, relish, hot dogs etc. but their little known "house" brand(s) are substantially less expensive than the name brand products and quality is easily equal.

Publix is usually ridiculously expensive unless you can take advantage of the BOGO deals. And ALDI just bought out Winn Dixie this past year.

 

[JackBull]

I don't know where these three companies operate (Publix, Winn Dixie and Aldi) but a few years ago my GF and I discovered Aldi and we have not been shopping anywhere else since.

They do not have 20+ brands of ketchup, relish, hot dogs etc. but their little known "house" brand(s) are substantially less expensive than the name brand products and quality is easily equal.

Aldi is a foreign company, if that matters to you.

 

[gnappi]

Aldi is a foreign company, if that matters to you.

I know that, and it doesn't bother me at all. Now if it were Asian with Asian sourced foods yes it would matter, but the EU? Nah.

 

[t-reg]

Aldi is a foreign company, if that matters to you.

I'm not sure that's a bad thing.
Their house brands don't use red#40 which is a good thing.

https://www.aldi.us/about-us/ingredients/

 

[Mega Twin]

Well since the wife has a broken foot we have started taking advantage of the online shopping at wal mart and pick up at the store.
Our bill has shrunk since the walking the aisle impulse buying is not an issue anymore

 

[Johnnu2]

I think that our various insurances (medical, dental, home, auto etc) are going to outpace everything....
But, then again, I'm speaking without any direct knowledge (as usual)...

J.