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If anyone is the Least Bit Concerned about what you are Putting into Your Body, You would Read the Labels and Ingredients of Most Food Products. Educate yourself on what is GOOD and BAD about what's in Your Food. It's Shocking what Alot of what we Eat is just Plain "Unhealthy" and "Toxic" to our GUT. Man-Made Oils, made with Mostly Harmful Chemicals are Especially BAD. Soy-Bean and Vegetable Oils are the WORST!! There is No Such Thing as "Vegetable OiL". You don't get Oil from Vegetables. It's All Fake!! The BEST SEED OILS are AVOCADO and Good Grade OLIVE OILES!! Oils are in Most Food Products, so it's better to spend a Little More Money on the Healthy Ones. I could go On and On about Dairy, Processed and Baked Goods, but I Won't.

The pre made pancakes is actually margarine.

Thank you!

My Walmart went back up on the Powerades this week to $1.38...bummer.

It seems that because many kinds of food packaging has gone to single serving sizes, that for those who are vehicle dwellers or who are living in a tent somewhere, it works well if they have no ice cooler. It is unfortunate that the cheapest foods also seem for the most part to be the most processed foods, with little nutrition. I often ponder what foods I would be able to eat and enjoy with no refrigeration and only liquid fuel on which to cook. Car camping really takes some careful shopping so as not to waste a lot. Of course, that means that single serving item's prices are through the roof. It helps if you share foods with someone else to keep the prices down. I'd be living on rice and all combinations thereof, as rice is easy to fix on a simple burner. I guess I watch too many homeless videos! 💗

Great video. I live in my Toyota Prius in Southern California. I have a great California salary, without having to pay the California cost of living price tag. I guess you could call it beating the system.

The year, my husband retired Two other men, retired too one didn’t live long enough to cash his first pension check the other one lasted three months, both died of heart attacks that was in 2000 my husband is still going strong, at 81. 🙏

My 60yo best friend was a nurse for 34 years and had to retire early because of non alcoholic cirrhosis of the liver and kidney failure..she passed 2 months ago…she had to retire because of her health and never got to enjoy retirement

Just started following you and enjoying your backlog. My husband has the same hobby as you. My kids got to high school before they realized everyone did not go to cemeteries on vacation.

not sure what state you're in, but those prices are higher than our walmart 🤔

if you go to the walmart website and in their search engine type in "food for $1" - all their food items priced at $1 will appear. There is a ton!!

Our bananas are 24 cents a pound, I live in Mississippi tho. lol

I am 70 years old and I lost my sweet brother Jon Michael Galli June 1, 1990, my 36th birthday. My mother and I spent countless hours at San Francisco General Hospital with him when he battled pneumocystis and lymphoma. We cared for him until his last breath…he was 34 years and 6 months. He was my best friend from birth and I will never forget our love. I have been to San Francisco so many times but never knew that there was a memorial grove. Now I want to see it, but I’m not sure that I can physically handle the stairs and length. I will go though…I live about an hour inland from SF. Jon and I went there with our parents so many times when we were children. I remember everything- the evil comments that were made even as I cried. Our family never rejected him, my mother cared for him in her home until he died with me helping, plus one chain smoking hospice worker that came occasionally. Thank you for making this video. I cry but it is cleansing. I am a better person because I went through this traumatic experience. I am never silent when anyone says negative things about the gay members of our world. They are precious and valuable. I lost so much and the world did too when my brother died. He was beautiful.

Thanks for video. And my store has yogurt at 81 cents a piece and bottles of pop have four 5.00 and i get zero sugar. Just one Dr.Pepper bottle is 2;99 so get some if on sale or i have extra money. One cambells soup can at Frys is 1:89 but four in a pack makes it cheeper i know there is more but cant think now. Bye

The Vienna sausage in the 1970's were about 5 cans for a dollar!

I'll bet different Walmart even in the same state have price differences. It's nice that Walmart has more reasonable prices when some, if not all, of the local grocery stores seem to have lost their minds lol

I have lived on Long Island all my life. It has gotten out of control overcrowded, overpriced and the tax’s are through the roof. We did buy property in Tennessee with the intention of building but to build outside of an HOA is a nightmare.

Harris Teeter here in MD has weekly deals of buy one and get one free. We stock up our freezer when we find good meat deals. Hope your eyes get better Steve.😊 Nathan

Thanks for sharing, Steve

I’m jealous of your prices. Everything is more expensive in Alaska due to shipping costs.

Let him rest in peace

Hi Steve, I basically buy storebrand products now was everything else is so expensive. My wife and I are both retired fixed income. I’ll go to Walmart, but also I’ll go to Aldis. no more Starbucks I can make coffee at home vanilla latte, etc. you gotta watch the soup packages in particular the Ramen and a lot of the soup Steve the sodium levels are there are so high. I don’t know if you and Jim have blood pressure issues but you really got to be careful with the sodium levels, I make a lot of thin. I make my own chicken soup from scratch. I don’t buy pasta in the jar. I make my own the way my mother made it . Also storebrand pastas aren’t that bad either. Hope you are Jim are well .

Only chance we have it too start rich and stay that way.

I find it funny how they want us to eat healthier but the things that are healthy are so expensive and the junk is so cheap. 😂. I'm on food stamps I found out I can use my card at farmers markets. That good because my food stamp budget is difficult to manage to eat healthy with.

Wow! I am really surprised you found so many low priced items on a quick visit. I’m glad that there are still some food options available that people can afford. 😃

I actually love Maruchan noodles - but the sodium content of one pkg is enough for my entire neighborhood. I reluctantly deleted them from my diet. 😥

Hi Mr. Steve, the pink shirt made all the difference. Didn't even notice your pink eye. Prices on everything you reviewed run about the same here in the great Peach 🍑 State of Georgia 🍑 I don't tend to purchase the cheapest items with some products, I pay attention to the little round stickers on the produce. Enjoyed the video ❤🎉❤🎉 Here's one for Mason ❤🎉

Yeah, I'm an Avid Safeway, Raleys, Bel Air Shopper and I watch the weekly sales and stock up when prices are good. I have a Walmart a mile away from me but I don't shop there much at all.

❤ Thanks for the heads-up! I also would warn people not to click on any links, whether they claim to be from the post office, a government agency, your bank or ANYTHING. And don't give Google or anyone else any personal information, and never save passwords, and always require 2-step verification on everything!

I haven't seen much under a dollar in SFCA because we have a huge stealing issue. I did see a package of mixed nuts for .99 cents at Walgreens but that's not a meal.

Hi Steve... amazing the price difference between our stores...your prices are great even at regular prices....I'm shopping in your stores ..LoL....nothing here is ever a dollar unless it's rotten ...have a great day...... Deborah 🇨🇦

Hola steve nice video your Walmart supermarket is called Asda over here in Scotland just to let you know that and thanks again and take care 👍

I'll weigh-in too! Live in coastal city of San Diego, in a SFH (single family house) that has a small mortgage. Have AC in the house, but weather is cool enough to require it's use only 10 times a year (give or take). Housing is -- by far -- the biggest barrier to moving into California from other states. Desirable properties -- houses (throughout the city) -- now (Sept '24) range upwards of $1M and nice neighborhoods (also throughout the city) start at $2M. The primo, beach-close areas can range upwards of $4M. Yes, the weather is comfortable -- and, I think, other living costs (taxes, insurance, food, fuel, etc.) are generally in-line with other areas of the USA. (Although gasoline tends to be expensive, we get much cleaner air in return for that cost). I am retired and would not leave California -- because, honestly... where could I go?

I shop from a list that I make each week so I’m pretty focused when I go to the grocery store. Maybe it’s old COVID behavior or maybe I’m just afraid to look at the cost of other things or impulse items. Next time I will look around a bit. Thanks for giving me the idea to go ahead and explore a bit! ❤️ Paul

I just retired this year at the age of 54. My partner and I currently live in the bay area but plan to move in a year or two. We are interested of checking out Coachella Valley to move to a 55+ community. Any advice what area we should focus on?

Most of your prices seem to be about the same as here in Virginia but we don't pay taxes on regular groceries we do on premade or deli foods and other household items.

Your prices are so much cheaper than in NH!!! We thought our prices were reasonable up here... guess not so much.

Thanks Steve and that is why I shop at Walmart, Aldi's and alwik Trip!

Most days these items are 1.99 or more, mixes or rice can hit you 4 or 5 bucks for 907 grams; I take advantage when stores have Dollar Days

My little pizzas are $1.18 at Walmart. They fit perfectly in my airfry basket. I also buy a lot of can items for cheap.

Steve, Sam's Choice is a wal-mart private label brand not a Sam's brand. I worked for Wal-Mart for 32 years until I retired. I had the privilege of meeting Mr Sam back in 1988 and he was a very caring and genuine person.

I'm so cheap I use the dregs from my homemade beer to make homemade bread... Hey its fresh yeast! Theres some good deals at Walmart and other stores you just have to take the time and look. Walmart also has some decent prices on seafood frozen or fresh.

Have you tried, Pataday. It for allergy eyes. My Opthalmologists recommended it.

Every bargain hunter checking in for this one Steve 👌🏼

Good video Steve! I’m here in Southern California too (Huntington Beach) and have a few Walmarts within a short driving distance. If I may suggest something you may want to really keep an eye on, especially on very low priced food items…look at the little round/oblong stickers like what’s on avocados, limes, lemons etc..See if the product code is a 5-digit code starting with a “9”. If so it is genetically modified produce (GMO). If it is a 5-digit code starting with an “8” it is organically grown (and usually a higher price). If it is a 4-digit code (any number starting) then it is conventionally grown. I personally stay away from “9” produce. Now for low priced foods (boxed, canned or bagged, including frozen items) that seem really cheap, look at the ingredients and where they list the “country of origin”. The extremely cheap items usually all say “made with genetically modified ingredients”. I mention all of this because many people have food sensitivity. Some people will buy, for example, cans of chicken soup for years but suddenly found cans of soup much cheaper and then have a skin breakout or swollen eyes or joints. That switch to a can containing GMO items “could be” what makes them have a reaction. Just my 2-cents worth! (Hello to Jim too!).