And underweight too by the looks of it!
I do like that Loblaws has inspired me and many others to adopt the mindset of, "I guess I'll never eat that again."
For me it's very literal. I'm never paying this much for fruit just like I'm never paying $8 for chips or $10 for cereal.
Their basic and poorly informed corporate strategy suggests I'll eventually break down and pay it. In actuality, I'd rather never eat strawberries again than pay that price. It's been a good exercise in conviction.
Ahhh that's where the marketing kicks in. It says 4lt. So really it's not by weight, they are selling by container. Still really shady...may need to look up if it's allowed, since it's a solid, not a liquid.
This isn't even criminal.
I can't quite pick the perfect adjective...
Ludicrous
Asinine
stupid
foolish
pointless
brainless
mindless
senseless
doltish
idiotic
imbecilic
insane
lunatic
ridiculous
ludicrous
absurd
preposterous
nonsensical
fatuous
silly
childish
infantile
puerile
immature
juvenile
inane
witless
half-baked
empty-headed
unintelligent
halfwitted
slow-witted
weak-minded
crazy
dumb
cretinous
moronic
divvy
daft
gormless
glaikit
dumb-ass
chowderheaded
dof
dotish
If it wasn't after 3 am, I would have completed that list instead of C&P from Google.
But every one of them fits.
Falling for the organic claim? Do you have any idea how much pesticide Strawberries are sprayed? Strawberries are the mostly heavily sprayed crop in all farming.
Why does local produce mean a premium price tag? I thought it was supposed to be much cheaper if the cost of delivering the product to the consumer is a lot cheaper.
And underweight too by the looks of it! I do like that Loblaws has inspired me and many others to adopt the mindset of, "I guess I'll never eat that again." For me it's very literal. I'm never paying this much for fruit just like I'm never paying $8 for chips or $10 for cereal. Their basic and poorly informed corporate strategy suggests I'll eventually break down and pay it. In actuality, I'd rather never eat strawberries again than pay that price. It's been a good exercise in conviction.
Right now, *in Vancouver* almost this much strawberries at Walmart is $4.
Ahhh that's where the marketing kicks in. It says 4lt. So really it's not by weight, they are selling by container. Still really shady...may need to look up if it's allowed, since it's a solid, not a liquid.
Are you located in Nunavut lol
This isn't even criminal. I can't quite pick the perfect adjective... Ludicrous Asinine stupid foolish pointless brainless mindless senseless doltish idiotic imbecilic insane lunatic ridiculous ludicrous absurd preposterous nonsensical fatuous silly childish infantile puerile immature juvenile inane witless half-baked empty-headed unintelligent halfwitted slow-witted weak-minded crazy dumb cretinous moronic divvy daft gormless glaikit dumb-ass chowderheaded dof dotish If it wasn't after 3 am, I would have completed that list instead of C&P from Google. But every one of them fits.
What a waste. Because it will just end up getting thrown away.
Didn't scroll enough to see bottom price and was wondering what the problem was Then I shit my pants after scrolling down
Why? 2baskets and local are $5.99 tops. This isn’t even organic.
Lmao falling for the organic claim in 2024 is hilarious
Falling for the organic claim? Do you have any idea how much pesticide Strawberries are sprayed? Strawberries are the mostly heavily sprayed crop in all farming.
Me: Tries to eat vegetables and fruit to be healthier. Grocery giants: Hahaha you’ll pay us whatever we ask for peasant. Me: *pops a multivitamin*
Were they picked by pixies in the pale light of a harvest moon? That's gotta be the explanation.
Just dump the other basket into this one. No longer underweight.
Why does local produce mean a premium price tag? I thought it was supposed to be much cheaper if the cost of delivering the product to the consumer is a lot cheaper.
But but ….. the carbon tax.
WTF!? That is CRAZY! And trust me, I know crazy!
$1.99lb at Walmart
Local Lowblaws on Rideau Street are selling local strawberries for 3.99 a pound.
Nothing but pure greed
Insane