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RKP5637

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12. So sad, I've heard that too, that grocery stores throw out a lot

Reply to may3rd (Reply #10)

Wed May 30, 2012, 10:38 PM

May 2012

of perfectly good food. Around here there are discount bread stores from the factory. It's a huge discount and I swear it's hard to tell the difference between it and the bread in the regular store, same make/type. This is such a wasteful country, it's horrible.

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Americans grew gloomier about the economy in May [View all] Omaha Steve May 2012 OP

Americans' Economic Confidence Stable at Four-Year High Drunken Irishman May 2012 #1

It's hard IMO to be very optimistic when all you see is your income RKP5637 May 2012 #2

AT least the price of gas isn't $5/gal. Makes the "stay-cation" easier to deal with may3rd May 2012 #10

So sad, I've heard that too, that grocery stores throw out a lot RKP5637 May 2012 #12

Consumer confidence? Why is it so important? fasttense May 2012 #3

Pollsters should ask businesses about business confidence. truthisfreedom May 2012 #4

Will the Economy Reflect from May elanvacationsnc May 2012 #5

Again, they are not gloomy about "the economy, woo me with science May 2012 #6

Gas prices. Period. progressivebydesign May 2012 #7

housing bidding war ? .... k may3rd May 2012 #11

lets see hiring is starting to pickup the stock market is over 13,000 bigdarryl May 2012 #8

You are a little out of date on the stock market. former9thward May 2012 #9