i've stopped

[Kal-El]

Anyone shop at a discount grocer? Like Save-a-Lot or Price Rite (North East)?

The bags are 5 cents each but a heavy duty reusable plastic (you could load it with dumbbells and carry it without ripping). You are also responsible for your own bagging at a separate counter area. At these stores, there are very few employees and the food is set on pallets in much of the store.

The benefit? Rock bottom prices on the same brand name foods that you pay double (yes, double) for at the big name retailers with their fancy set ups.

[fnkngrv]

Originally Posted by Kal-El

Anyone shop at a discount grocer? Like Save-a-Lot or Price Rite (North East)?

The benefit? Rock bottom prices on the same brand name foods that you pay double (yes, double) for at the big name retailers with their fancy set ups.

I personally think that the correct approach is the one where a retailer makes it clear up front that they would not provide removable storage options for customers unless they are in the disabled or elderly. This would be a way to cut down on those overhead costs, stay a little greener, and still support those that would not have the ability for said removable storage.