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Hmm -- I found more booze in grocery stores means less you know: food selection. Seems a bad deal to swap food for an addictive drug, but: "give me convenience
by justinator 2y ago
Hmm -- I found more booze in grocery stores means less you know: food selection. Seems a bad deal to swap food for an addictive drug, but: "give me convenience or give me death" and all.
- 15155 2y ago> less .. food selection Often, grocery stores that sell liquor have entirely dedicated wings for it. > give me convenience or give me death This is a product that one drinks - like juices and milk - introducing arbitrary inconvenience to obtaining it doesn't really track. > swap food for an addictive drug What are soda, sugar, candy, ice cream for some folks?
- justinator 2y ago>Often, grocery stores that sell liquor have entirely dedicated wings for it. When alcohol was allowed into the grocery stores here (before only liquor stores could sell alchohol), food was removed -- the store wasn't expanded. >This is a product that one drinks - like juices and milk - introducing arbitrary inconvenience to obtaining it doesn't really track. Alcoholic beverages rarely contain any nutritional value. Juices and milk do. Really -- milk? >What are soda, sugar, candy, ice cream for some folks? Are you serious? There isn't a Candy Anonymous. There's no Mother's Against Indulging in Ice Cream and Driving. There's no Adult Children of Parents who Really Really Like Skittles.