re: A small snippet of a mom group in a wealthy area

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Those items all together on the Walmart app are $16.38. Prices are on an out of control trajectory but nobody is going to be convinced when it’s so easily proven that she’s full of shite.

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She never gave quantity of purchased items.

Maybe get these real moms on a stage and speak on that. Not some hot babe average moms cannot relate to

But those bitches love abortion
Which is just another reason for Lindsey Graham to STFU. It's like he's intentionally trying to rile up the Democrat base and get them to the polls.

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But those bitches love abortion
Which is just another reason for Lindsey Graham to STFU. It's like he's intentionally trying to rile up the Democrat base and get them to the polls.

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I'm not even convinced that they really are adamantly pro choice in any meaningful numbers. i think they just get told over and over that a vote for a conservative is a vote for the people that literally want women to be barefoot and pregnant, never leaving the house, non-voting, non-driving, full-time baby generators. it's the end game of feminism.

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If they would just learn to code, they could get some very decent part-time work from home income.

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These are the non Altima driving extensions free moms that actually raise their children.

Organic Free Range Fancy Eggs are pushing $4 a dozen in my area. If it's a family of four eating two eggs every morning, that's 56 eggs in a week. So, almost 5 dozen.

There's $20.

Let's move on to milk. If you are buying the free range grass fed super fancy omega-3 milk, that's pushing $5 for a half gallon. For this pretend family of four, lets say only the 2 kids drink milk. They'll each drink a half gallon in a week, easily.

There's $10.


Bread- guarantee you she ain't buying Wonderbread or Bunny Bread. It's the whole grain all natural this and that with seeds and shite in it. 2 loafs, $4 a loaf. Let's toss in the Peanut Butter too. It ain't JIF or store brand. It's the fancy all natural organic peanut butter. That jar is $8. Assuming these two hypothetical kids go through a jar a week with a peanut butter sandwich for lunch every day.

$16.


Bag of apples- I bet they aren't the shitty import apples, these are the local certified this and that apples and that bag is $8.

$8.

Let's tally.

$54 total.

Add in tax, it's almost $60.


This Karen could go generic on a lot of this stuff if she had to, but her claim is not much of an exaggeration, especially if there's three kids. I am just assuming 2.

If only the media would feature stories like in the OP, democrats woild get killed in the upcoming elections.
However, the media won't talk about it, or if they did, it would be shown that inflation is good for everyone

Re: the response 'I thought my bill would be $200 but ...half through the list is was over $300.'
Women have a problem with lists and math. They buy things not on the list. When they pick up an item they assume they know how much it costs by experience instead of looking at the label.
I shop every day. Grocery prices are very high since Biden took office. But when I go to the check out I have an idea how much it will be and I'm never off by more than 10 bucks.

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Add to that - my BFF w three kids on the jr high / HS cross country team has a monster of a bill. This mom already shops at Walmart / Costco. No designer groceries for her. And don't blame her, she voted for TRUMP.

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Hell my parents spent 300-400 a week for them, me and my sister on groceries when I was in HS playing football. This was in 2005-2009.