WHERE are CHEAP groceries in S.D.?

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gina wrote:

Like lots of families in SD, we are having a hard time making ends meet.
WHERE in SD are there cheap or low priced groceries to buy?
Where can I go to get my family food without it costing so much?

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head shaker wrote:

you know, it is not only the cost of the food it is the taxes involved, the cost of living, and the shipping to get it to and around california from different parts of the country.
with that being said, you obviously are not a native of san diego. i always scratch my head when i see people who are native of this state struggling. NO DOUBT when this is read i am going to hear how your man is in the military deployed, in jail, or some other heart wrenching story. yea, yea,...whatever. i get it. here are the facts for the vast majority of people regardless how pitiful they act.
straight to the point. if you came to california chasing a dream, a job, or just figuring you were going to come here and start over it obviously has not worked out for you that is why you are on here trying to find "cheap food". if your man is in the military or jail maybe you should consider moving back to your state and having his military money directed to your bank account there. dont want to hear shit about military housing being next to nothing. obviously is not cheap enough or you would not be on here begging. if he is in jail i dont know what to say except maybe you should consider turning a trick or two.
it just kills me how people talk about bad times when a lot of it is self imposed. a good majority of homes forclosed on during this "housing crisis" is because people got caught up in all the hooplah a few years ago and made bad decisions financially. bank were throwing money around and idiots were buying houses with monopoly money thinking the bottom would never hit. DORKS. now this nut is talking about "cheap food".
this isnt like the great depression where people in this country hit genuine bad times and pulled together to help each other. most of this is self imposed and happening because of bad choices. if you cant afford rent or food get the heck out of dodge. go where you can provide. get some pride about yourself and stop begging on line.
my god!
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head shaker wrote:

you know, it is not only the cost of the food it is the taxes involved, the cost of living, and the shipping to get it to and around california from different parts of the country.
with that being said, you obviously are not a native of san diego. i always scratch my head when i see people who are native of this state struggling. NO DOUBT when this is read i am going to hear how your man is in the military deployed, in jail, or some other heart wrenching story. yea, yea,...whatever. i get it. here are the facts for the vast majority of people regardless how pitiful they act.
straight to the point. if you came to california chasing a dream, a job, or just figuring you were going to come here and start over it obviously has not worked out for you that is why you are on here trying to find "cheap food". if your man is in the military or jail maybe you should consider moving back to your state and having his military money directed to your bank account there. dont want to hear shit about military housing being next to nothing. obviously is not cheap enough or you would not be on here begging. if he is in jail i dont know what to say except maybe you should consider turning a trick or two.
it just kills me how people talk about bad times when a lot of it is self imposed. a good majority of homes forclosed on during this "housing crisis" is because people got caught up in all the hooplah a few years ago and made bad decisions financially. bank were throwing money around and idiots were buying houses with monopoly money thinking the bottom would never hit. DORKS. now this nut is talking about "cheap food".
this isnt like the great depression where people in this country hit genuine bad times and pulled together to help each other. most of this is self imposed and happening because of bad choices. if you cant afford rent or food get the heck out of dodge. go where you can provide. get some pride about yourself and stop begging on line.
my god!
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head shaker wrote:

you know, it is not only the cost of the food it is the taxes involved, the cost of living, and the shipping to get it to and around california from different parts of the country.
with that being said, you obviously are not a native of san diego. i always scratch my head when i see people who are native of this state struggling. NO DOUBT when this is read i am going to hear how your man is in the military deployed, in jail, or some other heart wrenching story. yea, yea,...whatever. i get it. here are the facts for the vast majority of people regardless how pitiful they act.
straight to the point. if you came to california chasing a dream, a job, or just figuring you were going to come here and start over it obviously has not worked out for you that is why you are on here trying to find "cheap food". if your man is in the military or jail maybe you should consider moving back to your state and having his military money directed to your bank account there. dont want to hear shit about military housing being next to nothing. obviously is not cheap enough or you would not be on here begging. if he is in jail i dont know what to say except maybe you should consider turning a trick or two.
it just kills me how people talk about bad times when a lot of it is self imposed. a good majority of homes forclosed on during this "housing crisis" is because people got caught up in all the hooplah a few years ago and made bad decisions financially. bank were throwing money around and idiots were buying houses with monopoly money thinking the bottom would never hit. DORKS. now this nut is talking about "cheap food".
this isnt like the great depression where people in this country hit genuine bad times and pulled together to help each other. most of this is self imposed and happening because of bad choices. if you cant afford rent or food get the heck out of dodge. go where you can provide. get some pride about yourself and stop begging on line.
my god!
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marcos l wrote:

i am looking for the same thing. i neeed my $ to stretch.

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Pierre wrote:

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This person's point is kind of taken. If the person asking about low food prices were a native of California they would know about "food 4 less" as well as "Smart and Final", and other discount place's. After all, California is a transient state, and if a great majority of people can crack on Mexican's and sending them home then somebody living in a trailer park can expect a little grief. This person just conveyed their point very distastefully.

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joes wrote:

who cares if they are native or not. people gotta eat and they are asking for info not freebies.
you a's are haters

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noah webster wrote:

What country are you from Chico? Get in school and learn a little about spelling and sentence structure. Any my advice for free food? Go to one of those slop houses they give the bumbs downtown free food at.
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mary wrote:

i tried f4less but their prices have gone up. cosco id still high and you got to pay for a memship and buy big pax. wal mart sells processed jumk. where can anyone buy healthy food for a low price i don't know.

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basal wrote:

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i'm looking too

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obamessiah wrote:

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And you chico? get in school and learn COMPREHENSION.
you see... he was talking about people NOT looking for handouts
dolt