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tsuki

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13. It is easier and probably cheaper to just toss everything in the dumpster,

Reply to Sherman A1 (Reply #11)

Wed Apr 11, 2012, 12:32 PM

Apr 2012

but when you start sorting, washing, calling or hauling stuff away, the employee hours eat into any savings.

Don't care why they started, just want to note YEA! (I would put in a smiley, but I have lost them. However, check spelling is back, so I am happy.)

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Albertsons Stores Cut Waste by 90% [View all] Sherman A1 Apr 2012 OP

We need to hear good news now & again duhneece Apr 2012 #1

Indeed Sherman A1 Apr 2012 #2

Too bad about their slutty, in-your-face advert or I'd read the article ProfessionalLeftist Apr 2012 #3

Well, I don't know if it was as you described Sherman A1 Apr 2012 #4

Artichokes are "slutty?" CBGLuthier Apr 2012 #5

"You naughty naughty vegetable." slampoet Apr 2012 #6

Don't even get me started on the bananas and cucumbers!!! Javaman Apr 2012 #7

I always thought that Kumquats sounded like they were up to something dirty CBGLuthier Apr 2012 #8

LMAO. LAGC Apr 2012 #20

IMO anything that.... ProfessionalLeftist Apr 2012 #17

you mean the slutty artichoke ad? snooper2 Apr 2012 #9

I mean ANY advertisement about anything that... ProfessionalLeftist Apr 2012 #16

GREAT for Albertsons. Great! Great! Great! tsuki Apr 2012 #10

Precisely Sherman A1 Apr 2012 #11

It is easier and probably cheaper to just toss everything in the dumpster, tsuki Apr 2012 #13

Not necessarily Sherman A1 Apr 2012 #19

When I moved to Denver I started shopping at Albertsons... Ohio Joe Apr 2012 #12

This snippet only mentions stores in Nevada. intheflow Apr 2012 #15

It's a good move on their part, especially the food donations. MineralMan Apr 2012 #14

Good news! I do about 98% of my grocery shopping @ Trader Joe's & Costco, Egalitarian Thug Apr 2012 #18