Frankie and May Grocer: Overpriced and Overhyped!

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Hunger Games wrote:

Never heard of them; never been there.
Based on comment 1 and 2, I looked at their web site, AND will visit too.
The cheaper segment of Erie will profit WalMart EAST.
Organic oriented folks pay for no antibiotics in animals (milk, dairy, meat)
hold the pesticides please, free range chickens, and quality and freshness.
You ARE what you eat. Comment 1 and 2 are made of bean dip for eyeballs.
It is a local business.
If Kraus Dept. Store can make it over Lowe's, these gals can make it in their niche too.
Location surprised me as Mason Farms is nearby in summer/fall.
I can't imagine them, selling against themselves.
Maybe they have no organic to be a nuisance to F&M.
But anyone in Erie knows this is a price conscious, cheap town, but has a segment that ONLY quality counts for them. They will buy; F&M will grow and harvest their dream of personal employment.
Bonus?? You will never run into Dennis Weed at this spot.
No Chef Boy-R-Dee, Spam, or Cheeze-Wiz (a Weed favorite!....hold the cheeze, just the wiz please) for growing Weed parts, like hatred, homophobia, porn, personal attack, and illness.
He always wants to puke.
Their web page.
http://www.frankieandmay.com/about-us/the-con...
Read up, then look around. Buy something...or WalMart is ALL you get left.

November India 66 wrote:

in real cities at real groceries there are entire sections that put the amateurs in erie to shame.. and the pricing is much better too.
by the way.. a trophy wife in erie ??? antlers or tusks ?

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Who wrote:

<quoted text> Trophy wives in Erie are actually caught on a safari. Many are the size of elephants and have the face of a rhino.

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Stu Pedaso wrote:

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Let me get this straight.....no Dennis Weed, but I have to deal with snobs like you?? No thanks!

November India 66 wrote:

in real cities at real groceries there are entire sections that put the amateurs in erie to shame.. and the pricing is much better too.
by the way.. a trophy wife in erie ??? antlers or tusks ?

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Hunger Games wrote:

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First line of my comment:
"Hunger Games wrote:
Never heard of them; NEVER BEEN there."
You comment I am a snob.(but, i've NEVER BEEN there; we've never met).
Your calculus to determine judgment on people is noted as faulty, flawed, and foolish.
You comment you will have to deal with me, rather than Dennis Weed. TRUE. You are him.
Since I have never been at F&M, your pseudonym elevates you to a higher caliber reader, and person than you deserve. Topix is cleaning up their forum. Writers like you are being removed, but you are so narcissist, and self-involved, you have yet to even notice the difference.
Erie is a good place to live, and trying to recover.
YOU add no value to that effort.
Rethink,... in the few short years, we all have left on this planet....is THIS how you want to be remembered eternally...a Stu Pedaso?
Look for the good in everything. You will be surprised at how much you find.
Look for the evil, you will be NOT surprised at how much you find.
However, since you are also Dennis Weed (among his 500 aliases or so), your comment is to be expected in the lower levels of writings here...as usual).
Your "No thanks! to ever visiting this business encourages me.
Since I WILL go, and you will not, life will be a pleasant experience, for me, there.
And for those who believe the trend in organics is false, look at any regular shopping store and see the massive inclusions of organic. Our food is poison, as we go global, and procure by varying standards of pesticide acceptance.
Support local businesses.

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james wrote:

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you hate fat people too?

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Stu Pedaso wrote:

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Hey snobbish A-hole, you say support local business yet you have never been there?? Typical lib hypocrite. Secondly, you are the one who brought Dennis Weed into the conversation....clearly off topic. Thirdly you post under a thousand names on here while I go by one. Go lick your own taint.

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Alberta wrote:

Do they have Wildrose teabags?

Glen Tennis wrote:

Speaking of elephants, I heard that Frankie and May is a supplier to the Elephant Bar restaurant on West 8th and Peninsula. They have a newly revamped organic menu, can't wait to check it out!

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Hunger Games wrote:

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Well said James.
That was one of his threads on another pseudonym. It's gone! April 12, 2012 RIP!
This is one of his new nics, as he was forced off Topix, avatar, name, and every post from day one, as of April 12, 2012.
A series of new names, follow since that date, as he recoups hate, racism, homophobia (above in this thread on a grocery store, for cryin out loud), as well as porno, throw in incendiary LGBT, anti-union, and a trend to originate too often out of Painseville OH.(part of that is Topix error)
Watch for "you people want to make me puke" and "gibberish" in his limited vocabulary.
He retreats under truth rebuttal, as all evil does.
Regarding Topix error, posts multiply as he adds them to FORUMS in multiple cities/towns.
Topix can remove them in one swipe, once someone tells them where the duplicate are.
And he will return like a bad fungus, a function of being fired repeatedly for caustic action at general employers, where he used to write and be well recognized locally.
That is a no-no these days. He is NOT oblivious to that, and employs troll and pseudo names now.
YOU are the first person on Topix, I have seen, to catch on to this Troll.
He lives in Erie.
And he tears down everything, harming all of us, rather than build up what little we have and improve from there.
Let's make the changes needed, and do better,beginning with Topix topics.

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Shopper wrote:

Chip and Muffy need a place to do their grocery shopping. God forbid they shop with the peasants at Giant Eagle.

I was in there once and all I saw were self-important, snobby trophy wives all wearing riding boots and driving Escalades.

Most people cannot afford to buy organic (which is a scam by the way)when they are trying to feed a family of 5 or 6.

Good move bringing in Tom Hill though, he is a quality guy.

They will last a little longer than most poorly thought out business ventures because the store is bankrolled by the family.