Posted by Leroy on October 16, 2016 at 14:20:27 from (69.88.202.2):
In Reply to: OT Food and stores posted by Leroy on October 16, 2016 at 11:26:40:
Why are you making fun of me? Simple question. I hate having to open so many cans of the tuna to make a meal when they could pack it in 15 oz cans as easily as corn or beans and having all those cans to put in the garbage and that 15 oz can would cost them no more for packing than the 5 oz can and they could cut the price of the product a little. Same way with the midgit packs of the gravy mix. All those extra packege cost more to package that many than a few larger packs would cost so I am paying more to eat. And the bananas and grapes do you like throwing food away, don't you pay enough as it is? Now it is the same as when you change the oil in your car you get several quart cans, now how would you like paying twice for the oil as what you do in the quarts? Maby you like paying to put things in the garbage and having it hauled away but I do not.
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