I claim that food shouldn't have to be "extremely" inexpensive, merely reasonable. Eating a poor diet may save you $100 per month, but you risk getting sick and

I claim that food shouldn't have to be "extremely" inexpensive, merely reasonable. Eating a poor diet may save you $100 per month, but you risk getting sick and decreased productivity. That's like saving a minute while driving to not put on your seatbelt, eat, and talk on your cellphone. @ rms: check out Trader Joe's. It's not a bargain, but it's much better than Safeway (which seems to be a front to sell soft drinks and snacks, not a grocery store). There's one in the San Antonio shopping center.