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csziggy

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14. I'm a minimum of 5 miles from the closest grocery

Reply to snacker (Reply #13)

Sun May 25, 2014, 04:53 PM

May 2014

Unless you count the old time general store down the road that is mostly known now for their smoked sausage: http://www.bradleyscountrystore.com/ It's only a little over two miles away.

When we first bought this farm the closest grocery was over ten miles away, so it's getting more developed. But still no delivery service for fast food. I can get horse feed delivered, not people food!

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When you order out [View all] lost-in-nj May 2014 OP

Always, very, very generously. hunter May 2014 #1

Same here. TexasTowelie May 2014 #4

Yes nt LiberalElite May 2014 #2

Yes shenmue May 2014 #3

Yes, always. ~20% sounds about right (More if it's raining or otherwise petronius May 2014 #5

Yes, 20% minimum. Arkansas Granny May 2014 #6

Yup! And we have been thanked by the drivers even weeks later. woodsprite May 2014 #7

Yes always usually just $5 though. Agschmid May 2014 #8

i round up from 10% mopinko May 2014 #9

No, I kiss her instead. CBGLuthier May 2014 #10

Yes. Always. 20 percent minimum Populist_Prole May 2014 #11

Last time I checked I was beyond delivery routes csziggy May 2014 #12

Same here... snacker May 2014 #13

I'm a minimum of 5 miles from the closest grocery csziggy May 2014 #14

At least 20%, or the price of a gallon of gas, whichever is higher. SwankyXomb May 2014 #15