Methinks you expect too much
Sep. 4th, 2006 02:55 pmFrom Consumer Reports on US Supermarkets:
The frustration is easy to understand. The average household spends nearly $5,000 a year on groceries, yet it’s hard to find top service, rock-bottom prices, and great goods in a single store.
Is it just me or should they not be pointing out that expecting a supermarket to be the cheapest of the cheap and also provide frills and quality merchandise for next to nothing is asking a bit much?
The frustration is easy to understand. The average household spends nearly $5,000 a year on groceries, yet it’s hard to find top service, rock-bottom prices, and great goods in a single store.
Is it just me or should they not be pointing out that expecting a supermarket to be the cheapest of the cheap and also provide frills and quality merchandise for next to nothing is asking a bit much?