It's been fuck inflation, fuck price gouging.
Switch up the shipping habits. Aldi's gets my grocery money.
Switch up the shipping habits. Aldi's gets my grocery money.
HAVE WE HIT THE "FUCK YOU"PART OF INFLATION?
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It's a lot of dumbazz people besides MAGA cult followers that still don't understand what and who is really causing inflation.
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What's interesting too is seeing which restaurants can make it work & maintain that customer base. The restaurant or takeout experience still seeming of value, etc. And in turn people keep going back and / or telling their friends or family about it.
There's a few restaurants we deal with in and around the city or neighboring areas. They've had price increases, but they're reasonable and don't feel like they're gouging the customers.
It's a good feeling when you can recommend a place and say to people - "I've been there about 5 times in the past 2 - 3 years and the meals were consistently good, and the prices were fair ..."
And when you do try a place that offers good meals but is too highly priced or has smaller portion sizes, just tell your friends about that. "It's good and all ... but $$$ or small meals ..." just so they can do their own research and read up on some online reviews.
I said to some family in mid-October regarding one of our fave spots - "I don't write Yelp or Trip Advisor-type restaurant reviews ... but I'm considering writing up a favorable review for this place as I haven't had a bad meal experience here."
What's interesting too is seeing which restaurants can make it work & maintain that customer base. The restaurant or takeout experience still seeming of value, etc. And in turn people keep going back and / or telling their friends or family about it.
There's a few restaurants we deal with in and around the city or neighboring areas. They've had price increases, but they're reasonable and don't feel like they're gouging the customers.
It's a good feeling when you can recommend a place and say to people - "I've been there about 5 times in the past 2 - 3 years and the meals were consistently good, and the prices were fair ..."
And when you do try a place that offers good meals but is too highly priced or has smaller portion sizes, just tell your friends about that. "It's good and all ... but $$$ or small meals ..." just so they can do their own research and read up on some online reviews.
I said to some family in mid-October regarding one of our fave spots - "I don't write Yelp or Trip Advisor-type restaurant reviews ... but I'm considering writing up a favorable review for this place as I haven't had a bad meal experience here."
Yes the payment system prompts you to tip.
You can choose the percentage or do a custom one.
Man, it's really awkward sometimes with the prompt system, lol.
I ordered some pizzas by phone pre-COVID and picked them up in person. They were prompting for 20 / 25% tip ... I calmly asked where the 0% was.
I stopped using it because I’m in the DFW area and there is a lot of stop and go and tapping your brakes and it counted against me. So I said forget that
Because it’s just me and I don’t eat a lot, I don’t buy a lot anymore. I do try to buy what I know I’ll eat but I did just buy a new airfryer to start cooking again.
Most of my money I use for traveling. If I don’t do anything else I’m getting on a plane and going somewhere to relax lol. But even with traveling I plan in advance.
Most of my money I use for traveling. If I don’t do anything else I’m getting on a plane and going somewhere to relax lol. But even with traveling I plan in advance.