• Flying Squid
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    221 month ago

    Maybe we shouldn’t be worrying about making a profit from preventing starvation.

    • @[email protected]
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      -141 month ago

      So how much food do you want to waste so you can see a nice shiny super market in the middle of nowhere?

      • Flying Squid
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        161 month ago

        Enough so that people don’t starve? What a strange question. I’d rather waste food than have children go hungry.

        • @[email protected]
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          -161 month ago

          Cool, there’s two dollar generals there already that sell groceries.

          What a supermarket would do is be a vanity project.

          • @[email protected]
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            101 month ago

            Cool, dollar general only sells dry goods and not enough of a variety to cover basic food groups. There are no vegetables, proteins, or dairy products unless you include hot pockets.

            Rural American should be able to access more than frozen meals and junk food so stop being a prick. None should suffer from malnutrition and elevated crime rate.

          • @MrMcGasion
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            21 month ago

            Ever been to a dollar general that sells groceries? The ones near me frequently sell out of 25-30% of the groceries they offer, and then don’t get restocked for a couple of weeks. And we have traditional grocery stores nearby and a Walmart 10 miles away. I wouldn’t trust DG Market to reliably provide groceries for a community if no other options were available.