I was at Aldi yesterday. 1 dozen eggs were $0.69. A 3 lb bag of apples was approx $1.99. Lots of fruit and vegetables at incredibly low prices (Bananas $0.29 lb

I was at Aldi yesterday. 1 dozen eggs were $0.69. A 3 lb bag of apples was approx $1.99. Lots of fruit and vegetables at incredibly low prices (Bananas $0.29 lb). At Sprouts a big head of Green Leaf, Romaine, Red Leaf are all $1.29, Organic Grass Fed Beef was $3.99 and you can find Ground Beef as cheap as $0.99 at some stores like Walmart. Roma Tomato's were $0.48 a lb at Walmart and rBST free Milk was $1.29/Gallon, Avocados were $0.50 each. Chicken livers were $0.99 a lb. I have noticed that many prepared Frozen Foods (Pizza, Pancakes, Waffles, Dinners) were very expensive. Snacks also were very expensive, things like Chips, Cookies, and Pop. I don't consider them in the food category. I filled up at Costco for $2.47 a gallon and I get 4% back. I have never lived in a time when real food was so cheap and plentiful. You don't have to understand Stocks when you can just invest in a Index Fund. It would require very little time and effort to learn and you can get started with just a few dollars. There are those who really don't have enough, I'm not disputing that. But a lot of people have more than they think, it's sometimes their lifestyles that make them feel poor.