04-12-2022, 06:32 PM
Okay. Another "What Are The Chances".
I usually have fruit a couple days a week, but the last two times I was in the market. Both Walmart and Publix, had a pretty lousy selection, and for the prices of nearly three to four dollars a pound for apples and pears, I opted out.
I had to go into the rich part of town today, and since I was already there, I decided to check out their Publix.
The produce and the fruit looked like something you would see in an ad. It was beautiful.
Now I am sure it was just coincidence. What are the chances that Publix or any other store, would place their better products in the rich areas, and put the worse of their selection in the poorer areas?
I usually have fruit a couple days a week, but the last two times I was in the market. Both Walmart and Publix, had a pretty lousy selection, and for the prices of nearly three to four dollars a pound for apples and pears, I opted out.
I had to go into the rich part of town today, and since I was already there, I decided to check out their Publix.
The produce and the fruit looked like something you would see in an ad. It was beautiful.
Now I am sure it was just coincidence. What are the chances that Publix or any other store, would place their better products in the rich areas, and put the worse of their selection in the poorer areas?
For every one person that read this post. About 7.99 billion have not.
Yet I still post.
