Stock up items when stuff is on sale should never be skipped over just because you want to stay within a certain amount during the month. For instance, if butter is on sale for $2.99, buy 5, one for now and 4 for later. Mark the $2.99 price on each of the other 4 butters and put them in the freezer. Subtract the 4 x 2.99 butter from this months grocery bill and every time you take something out of your freezer or pantry with a price on it, add it into that months grocery amount spent. You will know if it's to be added to your bill as you pull it to use as you will see the price on it. Do the same with pantry items.
You budget needs to go up. There’s nothing we can do about it. Don’t worry about the jam. It will cost more the next time you buy it. It keeps on the shelf for years. Might be nice for Christmas cookies.
I have a trick for adding things up without a calculator more easily: round up and down so there’s at least no cents. 4.35 + 8.88 + 13.45 = 4+9 which is 13 +13 is 36. If you get some combo of numbers you can’t do mental math with, just keep rounding. All 9s can be 10s. As long as you round up more than you round down you won’t go over your budget. It sounds harder than it is
I'm with you I only round up...@ the grocery store today... I was disappointed. it was not the 4% inflation the Federal Reserve talks about.... The milk went 25%.😢
Great video! We buy mostly on sale for food made a small garden to help. So hard to stay on a budget when the prices go up . Learning to adapt to it. You do an awesome job with your budget..
My husband does the grocery shopping. He uses a list I've compiled; however, he considers the list as a starting off point, lol. There are always surprises when I'm putting away groceries. I told him that I'm going to start shopping now that his sister is living with us. We'll see how it goes. Great video, but you're much too hard on yourself! Love to all, Linda 💕
I take a list and pen an paper as I put things in my cart write down the price and add it up as I go through. I also have a well stock pantry so I mostly buy what is on sale for future use.
I see you mentioned some of the advice I gave you in a previous video. They do work…shopping sales to stock up and not bringing someone else shopping. I also plan my meals around what is on sale. I stretch my meals too. A rotisserie chicken can be eaten for dinner and leftovers can go for chicken pot pie, chicken salad, and chicken soup or stock. If ground beef is on sale I’ll make three meatloaves. One for today and two (unbaked) for the freezer for later. This actually saves time and money. The frozen meatloaf is good to have too if someone is in need of a meal such as an illness or new baby.
I try not to be in a hurry. Also, if someone is in the car waiting, I tend to rush, and don’t do a good job with money while I’m in the store. Also, don’t go to the grocery store hungry 😋
One thing that has really helped me is grocery pickup! Stores that offer that help keep me on budget. If I go in usually I end up getting things that aren’t on the list. Also I can go through my pantry at home and actively shop at the same time and get what I actually need! Great video! 😊
Tips I use: When ground beef is on sale I buy 20 pounds and cook all of it then freeze for later: taco meat, meat balls, plain hamburger for adding to meat sauce. Cook whole bags of rice to freeze in meal sized portions. Bake whole 10 pound bags into twiced baked potatoes to freeze for later use.
I DREAM of having a freezer big enough to hold all that! I do buy the family packs of meat on sale and then divide into smaller portions to freeze, but envy the people that can buy like 3 turkeys at Thanksgiving, when they're super cheap, and freeze them for the rest of the year.
hubby and I have budgeted 450.00 a month for food including non-edible items..i stay very devoted to my routine of inventoring EVERYTHING so that we stay on budget even if i don't want to 😊 list goes to the store with me with my estimated price beside each item on my list...when i get the item i will know if it's over or under my estimated price and write the exact price beside mine... i also alot on my list a misc. amount of 20.00 added right into my amount for a unadvertised sale... out of the 450.00 amount i alot 25.00 per month for side/emergency pantry items.
You are obviously really listening to your viewers! I remember several people commenting that the butter had been on sale the week or two before and to buy extras when that happens 😊 (That's what I do too - I buy extra butter and freeze it for later - it still tastes just as good)
Last week we were on vacation and I cooked using stuff I dont normally buy. Bread. Ground beef. Frozen potatoes. Ice cream. Cookies. Cereal. Broth. Frozen veggies. Normally I cook everything from scratch, so this was very unusual. The food wasnt bad. Some of it was pretty darn good for as quick as it was. What it wasnt though, was inexpensive. For 8 people, we spent $375 for 8 days. Everyone pitched in so it didn't all fall on me, cost or work wise, but this is insane. Also, I gained 5lbs, mainly water weight from the excess salt I think. I didnt over eat, but I did snack a bit but it should have been compensated for by the increased level of activity. Other than being back in my own bed the biggest thing im glad about in returning home is to be back in my home with my normal ingredients at my disposal.
@cherylawitherell1800 - oh absolutely. If we ate out it would have been hundreds more. And honestly not as fun. Family dinners are the best. The laughter and fun we had made the extra money well spent
I do feel the budget pain! I actually put eggs and other high priority items in my cart early, which makes it easier to say no to other items as I shop. Eggs make my life better. I do cough when I pay for them at their current "double price," but a dozen eggs is 6 days of eggs for me. That second dozen is 4 days of eggs for my dog children. Eggs really help keep us healthy. I have to remember that when I buy them - they are health gold in small packages. * Margarine - my rule of thumb is "run from the fake food." That is all I will say. I think you do an awesome job, Dawn. I could smell that recipe you were talking about!
Don’t use margarine! Use real fats. Same for oils skip the processed seed oils. Go for olive and avocado yes, they cost more. So use a bit less and it will balance out.
I agree with the other poster do the convenience of on line shopping ang schedule a grocery drive in pickup. Less time in the store means less temptation on treats or other buys, less money spent, no wear and tear on the back and body. For me, pickup service is a win situation. Another awesome video Dawn! ❤
So, the truth about all the pumpkin spice stuff is that very little of it contains pumpkin. It's just the spices. Cinnamon, nutmeg , all spice, ginger. I avoid the all spice because my husband is allergic. It's awesome because you can adjust the amounts of each spice to be what you like.
I went WAY OVER today. I found things on sale and I should have put back some things but like you said sometimes we just go with someone and happened to be a bit tired so we are not up on our game plan.
One nice thing about buying in bulk and online is that I tend to spend just about the same amount every 3 months. I also grow what I can. But one thing I can't grow is celery. It just doesn't grow here. Hydroponics does work, but it looks like parsley it's so thin. So, instead I grow something called lovage. It tastes almost the same. Celeriac is a celery varient and that is much easier to grow. Look for alternatives.
I live only a short bike ride from the Kroger store where I shop, just a few blocks. I've become a coupon user and am going to start making trips to the store just to make purchases that use the coupons. That way I'll have what I need and the coupons will be put to use.
And you are getting in great exercise and only carrying what you need. Great idea! When i am in USA, it’s about a 6 block trek to the store- I think I’ll take in your idea. It’s a great stroll to the main road.
I’m bad about that one… buying something and coming home to find I already had it. Only since I started stockpiling and all my food isn’t in one place. I need to pay attention!
Guess what? The world didn't end, and they were still there in the morning. I know I'll beat myself up about not getting everything done. However, we need to give ourselves grace!
I refuse to buy things that are overpriced that we normally buy. If eggs are up I change our meals to something that doesn't require them. We buy mixes like pancake mixes that you only add water. We have 1 to 2 meals a week that don't require meat or bread. Good luck on your budget
Normally only try to buy ONE type of meat, on sale, each week, but get a family pack and divide it up into several portions to freeze. That way, I ALWAYS have chicken, beef, pork and fish in the freezer. The rest of the weekly grocery budget is produce, bread, and whatever else I find on sale or clearance, to stock the pantry. I try to only spend $20-25/wk, and the meat usually is about 1/2 of that.
@@3TXSisters Just me, but, I have a 70 year old man that rents a room and doesn't cook (he lives on canned/nuked stuff) so when I meal prep for the week, if there's extra, I feed him, too, like when I make a big pot of soup, chili, a cassarole or lasagna (I feel SOOO guilty when I cook and the house smells amazing, knowing he's eating a nuked potato and a hot dog or can of beans - BLECH! Plus, he's so appreciative when I share). I work nights, so only eat one meal a day, usually in the afternoon, before I head to work, then, just have a bagel or fruit when I get home, before bed, so there's something in my belly - LOL!
I meal plan with the loss leader proteins! Basically if its not on sale we're not having it that week! We're on fixed income so ive done this for years! I'm lucky that I have several stores within 10 miles of my house, though! 3 Krogers, 2 Aldi, Save A Lot, Giant Eagle, 2 Walmart,Discount Drug Mart( has fresh and frozen food). I really miss having the Bag ads , but look at each stores ads online now. Which ever store has the good deals is where we're going! If there's more than one I'll go to a couple and just get the loss leaders! That's how we can eat well! Buying fresh items in season is the best way to go! Around the holidays I stock up on sweet potatoes, turkey, ham, anything that stores well or I can freeze gets bought!😅😂
One error I made this year was insisting on buying things to “match” what we grew in the garden. Rainbow chard came in great, so I bought items to make a lasagna of sorts instead of using what we have. Yellow squash came in so I used what we had and fixed that $ error! Have to say the lasagna was really great in the end- still out of budget.
UA-cam channel ozark family homestead compares 3 markets/prices in their grocery haul. Even if the chain is not one I have, I find the prices great to know for a price reference when I shop.
Easiest and convenience is always what keeps me from spending less doing grocery. I must force myself to go to Food Town today, father our more traffic than Wolly World. All because I'm out of bacon (very frequently used) and $5.99 thick sliced is way better than $9.98:( I don't need grocery yet that bad but I'll beat myself up if for convenience I give up and pay the $9.98. All the food prices burns me up and bums me out. It really shouldn't feel like having to work a "job" just to do grocery shopping.
I hate when digitals don’t come off. I usually check but it’s bad when I don’t notice it until I get home. I’m 30 minutes away from the nearest grocery store
Something you might think about… I give my husband and I a pretty big grocery budget-800 dollars. It might sound very high but it keys le stock up on meats in sale, toiletries, cleaning and paper goods. I usually come nowhere near that but it gives me a cushion. Also I have my gas budget high too. Whatever I don’t spend is savings. These are two places we have little control. It just makes ke stress yet. Just a suggestion
@laurijohnson7754 I think you're very sensible. Only you know how your family's budget works. We spend much more on groceries that most; however, my husband does the shopping, and he uses my list as a suggestion, lol
What about being overcharged for an item at the grocery store and not realizing it until you get home and look at your receipt ? Cucumbers were one dollar. The clerk charged me for twelve. But karma was on my side. The next week I purchased 2 cases of beer and was only charged for one. They each cost $22.00.
I would’ve brought my receipt back and got the adjustment on the cukes. Same with the beer. It messes up their inventory and personally I don’t believe in walking out with something the cashier didn’t scan. If I know they didn’t catch it, it’s still stealing. Period
@@cjhoward409 I check my receipts when I get home which is 5 miles away. And I am not going to drive back to the store. I do not consider it stealing. I look at it as reimbursement. But that's just me.
I love that you reevaluate your spending habits. 🥰
Always!
The great thing about home delivery is no impulse shopping for things that catch my eye. I stock up on the BOGO items only.
Stock up items when stuff is on sale should never be skipped over just because you want to stay within a certain amount during the month.
For instance, if butter is on sale for $2.99, buy 5, one for now and 4 for later.
Mark the $2.99 price on each of the other 4 butters and put them in the freezer.
Subtract the 4 x 2.99 butter from this months grocery bill and every time you take something out of your freezer or pantry with a price on it, add it into that months grocery amount spent.
You will know if it's to be added to your bill as you pull it to use as you will see the price on it.
Do the same with pantry items.
These days, every little cent,dollar matters.. and adds up 😮😢 ❤
That sandwich sounds amazing! Like something you would get in a restaurant
It was
You budget needs to go up. There’s nothing we can do about it. Don’t worry about the jam. It will cost more the next time you buy it. It keeps on the shelf for years. Might be nice for Christmas cookies.
I have a trick for adding things up without a calculator more easily: round up and down so there’s at least no cents. 4.35 + 8.88 + 13.45 = 4+9 which is 13 +13 is 36. If you get some combo of numbers you can’t do mental math with, just keep rounding. All 9s can be 10s. As long as you round up more than you round down you won’t go over your budget. It sounds harder than it is
That’s what I do. If it’s 9.39 or above… it’s $10 in my head. If it’s $9.38 or less, it’s $9 in my head.
I love this approach - it works for me well.
I actually do that but we must of forgotten an item
I'm with you I only round up...@ the grocery store today... I was disappointed.
it was not the 4% inflation the Federal Reserve talks about.... The milk went 25%.😢
Eggs skyrocketed as well as the butter. Everything. I do budget but have a husband that refuses. It makes it difficult.
Great video! We buy mostly on sale for food made a small garden to help. So hard to stay on a budget when the prices go up . Learning to adapt to it. You do an awesome job with your budget..
Love that!
My husband does the grocery shopping. He uses a list I've compiled; however, he considers the list as a starting off point, lol. There are always surprises when I'm putting away groceries. I told him that I'm going to start shopping now that his sister is living with us. We'll see how it goes. Great video, but you're much too hard on yourself! Love to all, Linda 💕
Love that!
I take a list and pen an paper as I put things in my cart write down the price and add it up as I go through. I also have a well stock pantry so I mostly buy what is on sale for future use.
My Father-in-law always said " pennies add up to dollars ". Happy Tuesday Everyone 🌺
@@SmilingBeaver-ou7nc I will still end over to pick up a penny on the ground. A penny saved is a penny earned.
Ways I can improve on my shopping is look at weekly specials shop cupboard fridge freezer specials and meal prep around those ingredients
Great idea!
I see you mentioned some of the advice I gave you in a previous video. They do work…shopping sales to stock up and not bringing someone else shopping. I also plan my meals around what is on sale. I stretch my meals too. A rotisserie chicken can be eaten for dinner and leftovers can go for chicken pot pie, chicken salad, and chicken soup or stock. If ground beef is on sale I’ll make three meatloaves. One for today and two (unbaked) for the freezer for later. This actually saves time and money. The frozen meatloaf is good to have too if someone is in need of a meal such as an illness or new baby.
I try not to be in a hurry. Also, if someone is in the car waiting, I tend to rush, and don’t do a good job with money while I’m in the store. Also, don’t go to the grocery store hungry 😋
One thing that has really helped me is grocery pickup! Stores that offer that help keep me on budget. If I go in usually I end up getting things that aren’t on the list. Also I can go through my pantry at home and actively shop at the same time and get what I actually need! Great video! 😊
Great tip!
Great idea of shopping while looking at your pantry.
Tips I use: When ground beef is on sale I buy 20 pounds and cook all of it then freeze for later: taco meat, meat balls, plain hamburger for adding to meat sauce.
Cook whole bags of rice to freeze in meal sized portions. Bake whole 10 pound bags into twiced baked potatoes to freeze for later use.
Great idea
I DREAM of having a freezer big enough to hold all that! I do buy the family packs of meat on sale and then divide into smaller portions to freeze, but envy the people that can buy like 3 turkeys at Thanksgiving, when they're super cheap, and freeze them for the rest of the year.
@pom-momtina6254 After I cook the ground beef I put it in quart freezer bags, then flatten the bags to freeze, then stack. Saves space!
@@deebee6337 Great idea! Thanks :)
I try not to go late in the day grocery shopping , because that's when I'm most tired, and I'll surely make some mistakes. 😊
I hear you
@@ceciliaperales8466
And it seems that shelves are more empty closer to closing time… especially on a Sat or Sun nite
hubby and I have budgeted 450.00 a month for food including non-edible items..i stay very devoted to my routine of inventoring EVERYTHING so that we stay on budget even if i don't want to 😊 list goes to the store with me with my estimated price beside each item on my list...when i get the item i will know if it's over or under my estimated price and write the exact price beside mine...
i also alot on my list a misc. amount of 20.00 added right into my amount for a unadvertised sale...
out of the 450.00 amount i alot 25.00 per month for side/emergency pantry items.
You are obviously really listening to your viewers! I remember several people commenting that the butter had been on sale the week or two before and to buy extras when that happens 😊 (That's what I do too - I buy extra butter and freeze it for later - it still tastes just as good)
Last week we were on vacation and I cooked using stuff I dont normally buy. Bread. Ground beef. Frozen potatoes. Ice cream. Cookies. Cereal. Broth. Frozen veggies.
Normally I cook everything from scratch, so this was very unusual.
The food wasnt bad. Some of it was pretty darn good for as quick as it was.
What it wasnt though, was inexpensive. For 8 people, we spent $375 for 8 days. Everyone pitched in so it didn't all fall on me, cost or work wise, but this is insane. Also, I gained 5lbs, mainly water weight from the excess salt I think. I didnt over eat, but I did snack a bit but it should have been compensated for by the increased level of activity.
Other than being back in my own bed the biggest thing im glad about in returning home is to be back in my home with my normal ingredients at my disposal.
The best part of vacation is going home. We always buy groceries to avoid restaurants. There is no place like home.
@cherylawitherell1800 - oh absolutely. If we ate out it would have been hundreds more. And honestly not as fun. Family dinners are the best. The laughter and fun we had made the extra money well spent
I do feel the budget pain! I actually put eggs and other high priority items in my cart early, which makes it easier to say no to other items as I shop. Eggs make my life better. I do cough when I pay for them at their current "double price," but a dozen eggs is 6 days of eggs for me. That second dozen is 4 days of eggs for my dog children. Eggs really help keep us healthy. I have to remember that when I buy them - they are health gold in small packages. * Margarine - my rule of thumb is "run from the fake food." That is all I will say. I think you do an awesome job, Dawn. I could smell that recipe you were talking about!
Thank you love
Don’t use margarine! Use real fats. Same for oils skip the processed seed oils. Go for olive and avocado yes, they cost more. So use a bit less and it will balance out.
I agree with the other poster do the convenience of on line shopping ang schedule a grocery drive in pickup. Less time in the store means less temptation on treats or other buys, less money spent, no wear and tear on the back and body. For me, pickup service is a win situation.
Another awesome video Dawn! ❤
Seasonal items are huge. And it's amazing how many products capitalize on this. I now realize how many foods and drinks can be made from pumpkin!
So, the truth about all the pumpkin spice stuff is that very little of it contains pumpkin. It's just the spices. Cinnamon, nutmeg , all spice, ginger. I avoid the all spice because my husband is allergic. It's awesome because you can adjust the amounts of each spice to be what you like.
True
I’m guilty of trying to add up my cart in my head at Costco and it never works well🤷♀️You’d think I’d learn. Love you, Dawn!
Love you to
I went WAY OVER today. I found things on sale and I should have put back some things but like you said sometimes we just go with someone and happened to be a bit tired so we are not up on our game plan.
I am happy about the sales
It may be the lowest price you'll see this year, so it's good to stock up.
One nice thing about buying in bulk and online is that I tend to spend just about the same amount every 3 months.
I also grow what I can. But one thing I can't grow is celery. It just doesn't grow here. Hydroponics does work, but it looks like parsley it's so thin. So, instead I grow something called lovage. It tastes almost the same. Celeriac is a celery varient and that is much easier to grow. Look for alternatives.
Great ideas!
Here in Victoria Australia eggs are up to ten dollars per dozen
Wow
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I live only a short bike ride from the Kroger store where I shop, just a few blocks. I've become a coupon user and am going to start making trips to the store just to make purchases that use the coupons. That way I'll have what I need and the coupons will be put to use.
And you are getting in great exercise and only carrying what you need. Great idea!
When i am in USA, it’s about a 6 block trek to the store- I think I’ll take in your idea. It’s a great stroll to the main road.
Vert smart
I try to add things up in my head too. I usually round up. And the prices are variable. Something you normally buy may be much pricier that week.
I love Aldi 's rice cereal more the name brand rice crispies😊
Agree with all you said !! Love you too! ❤
Thank you
I’m bad about that one… buying something and coming home to find I already had it. Only since I started stockpiling and all my food isn’t in one place. I need to pay attention!
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I was overtired yesterday we ate leftovers washing didn't get hung up dishes didn't get washed
Guess what? The world didn't end, and they were still there in the morning. I know I'll beat myself up about not getting everything done. However, we need to give ourselves grace!
I refuse to buy things that are overpriced that we normally buy. If eggs are up I change our meals to something that doesn't require them. We buy mixes like pancake mixes that you only add water. We have 1 to 2 meals a week that don't require meat or bread. Good luck on your budget
Great way to save
FYI Margarine tastes very different and works differently in baking. I didn't grow up with it but once on my own and going through tough times...
Good to know!
I always always go over my food budget . I do well with everything else 🙁😠😠. Lynn
Wonderful
Normally only try to buy ONE type of meat, on sale, each week, but get a family pack and divide it up into several portions to freeze. That way, I ALWAYS have chicken, beef, pork and fish in the freezer. The rest of the weekly grocery budget is produce, bread, and whatever else I find on sale or clearance, to stock the pantry. I try to only spend $20-25/wk, and the meat usually is about 1/2 of that.
How many are you feeding on your budget? Even if it's one person, that's so low. Good for you!
@@3TXSisters Just me, but, I have a 70 year old man that rents a room and doesn't cook (he lives on canned/nuked stuff) so when I meal prep for the week, if there's extra, I feed him, too, like when I make a big pot of soup, chili, a cassarole or lasagna (I feel SOOO guilty when I cook and the house smells amazing, knowing he's eating a nuked potato and a hot dog or can of beans - BLECH! Plus, he's so appreciative when I share). I work nights, so only eat one meal a day, usually in the afternoon, before I head to work, then, just have a bagel or fruit when I get home, before bed, so there's something in my belly - LOL!
@pom-momtina6254 You are so generous and kind. How lucky he is to have you as his landlady. You do an amazing job with your grocery budget! 👍☺️👍
@@3TXSisters Thank you :) Have a great week!
Mine is going to the closest store instead of shopping the sales at other stores.
Same here. Wolly World a mile away usually costs more than Foot Town sales flyer and I haven't tried to go further out because I hate traffic:(
Sometimes time is money.
I meal plan with the loss leader proteins! Basically if its not on sale we're not having it that week! We're on fixed income so ive done this for years! I'm lucky that I have several stores within 10 miles of my house, though! 3 Krogers, 2 Aldi, Save A Lot, Giant Eagle, 2 Walmart,Discount Drug Mart( has fresh and frozen food). I really miss having the Bag ads , but look at each stores ads online now. Which ever store has the good deals is where we're going! If there's more than one I'll go to a couple and just get the loss leaders! That's how we can eat well! Buying fresh items in season is the best way to go! Around the holidays I stock up on sweet potatoes, turkey, ham, anything that stores well or I can freeze gets bought!😅😂
That's great!
Wouldn't it be better to make a shopping list from the sales ads, then creating your meal plan??
Great idea
One error I made this year was insisting on buying things to “match” what we grew in the garden. Rainbow chard came in great, so I bought items to make a lasagna of sorts instead of using what we have. Yellow squash came in so I used what we had and fixed that $ error!
Have to say the lasagna was really great in the end- still out of budget.
I love lasagna
@@CentsibleLivingWithMoneyMom Me too- oh, it was really good!!
UA-cam channel ozark family homestead compares 3 markets/prices in their grocery haul. Even if the chain is not one I have, I find the prices great to know for a price reference when I shop.
I love that channel.
Easiest and convenience is always what keeps me from spending less doing grocery. I must force myself to go to Food Town today, father our more traffic than Wolly World. All because I'm out of bacon (very frequently used) and $5.99 thick sliced is way better than $9.98:( I don't need grocery yet that bad but I'll beat myself up if for convenience I give up and pay the $9.98. All the food prices burns me up and bums me out. It really shouldn't feel like having to work a "job" just to do grocery shopping.
I hate when digitals don’t come off. I usually check but it’s bad when I don’t notice it until I get home. I’m 30 minutes away from the nearest grocery store
Something you might think about… I give my husband and I a pretty big grocery budget-800 dollars. It might sound very high but it keys le stock up on meats in sale, toiletries, cleaning and paper goods. I usually come nowhere near that but it gives me a cushion. Also I have my gas budget high too. Whatever I don’t spend is savings. These are two places we have little control. It just makes ke stress yet. Just a suggestion
Same here
@@CentsibleLivingWithMoneyMom sorry about all of the typos
@laurijohnson7754 I think you're very sensible. Only you know how your family's budget works. We spend much more on groceries that most; however, my husband does the shopping, and he uses my list as a suggestion, lol
@@3TXSisters thank you. Everyone has different circumstances. Whatever works for you
I’m trying really hard, but DH, well, he thinks we have more and won’t check. Then we’re out! 😯
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Don't know if you have access to the Aldi stores. Their butter and cheese pricing is less expensive than Walmart or Kroger.
Thank you
What about being overcharged for an item at the grocery store and not realizing it until you get home and look at your receipt ? Cucumbers were one dollar. The clerk charged me for twelve. But karma was on my side. The next week I purchased 2 cases of beer and was only charged for one. They each cost $22.00.
I would’ve brought my receipt back and got the adjustment on the cukes. Same with the beer. It messes up their inventory and personally I don’t believe in walking out with something the cashier didn’t scan. If I know they didn’t catch it, it’s still stealing. Period
@@cjhoward409 I check my receipts when I get home which is 5 miles away. And I am not going to drive back to the store. I do not consider it stealing. I look at it as reimbursement. But that's just me.
Do the right thing and bring me the case of beer. He he. Just teasing 😛
Dawn don't be so hard on your self
Thank you
Eggs almost 6 bucks
I've been eating in a calorie deficit
Oh, my goodness!
I can buy farm fresh eggs here in Georgia for $3.00/dozen. Less in the grocery store.
@@amyschaefer1140 I'm in Massachusetts
What ? Well, I haven’t really paid attention because I have my own hens
@@cjhoward409 I just had to buy eggs the other day