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In reply to the discussion: Poor woman criticized for buying grapes (.99 per pound) and bottled water [View all]madinmaryland
(65,729 posts)80. I would suggest not drinking water from an Exxon station in Waterbury.
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Poor woman criticized for buying grapes (.99 per pound) and bottled water [View all]
Liberal_in_LA
Jul 2012
OP
You are right. It is sad too. Why do people mind other peoples business.
southernyankeebelle
Jul 2012
#16
Exactly right. Who gives a shit what someone spends their food stamps on?
Drunken Irishman
Jul 2012
#22
I couldn't of said it any better. LOL. I am glad I have never been in that situation.
southernyankeebelle
Jul 2012
#46
I guess grapes are "treats" like cookies and the bottled water - guess she should get it from a tap.
haele
Jul 2012
#27
Ever drink the water in Connecticut? That, N. NJ and DE are three places I'd get bottled water.
HopeHoops
Jul 2012
#8
I lived in CT for 20 years. The water was fine and I did shop at ShopRite occasionally.
madinmaryland
Jul 2012
#13
I never lived in CT, but I passed through there often. The water along 84 stinks.
HopeHoops
Jul 2012
#33
Yeah. It's good where I am now, but who knows how long that will last with Corbett.
HopeHoops
Jul 2012
#58
This only further cements my definition of conservatism - a glorious lack of empathy.
Initech
Jul 2012
#11
It doesn't matter what they buy, some scumfucks will find a reason to criticize
Incitatus
Jul 2012
#25
They got the money for the tattoos before things went south financially for them
treestar
Jul 2012
#30
Food and water are the number one need of survival. But because she buys food she has her prioritie
appleannie1
Jul 2012
#40
Maybe. But that's very few people, compared to the working population. She probably just got
Honeycombe8
Jul 2012
#78
You are right -she's being criticized for buying healthy. But fresh food has always been more $ than
Honeycombe8
Jul 2012
#79
Sometimes it does a soul good to splurge and get something fresh and wholesome and
Honeycombe8
Jul 2012
#55
I'm frugal, so that's what I decided to get years ago. What I do NOW: I bought a Brita pitcher....
Honeycombe8
Jul 2012
#77