You can buy a car, a casket or a $95 bottle of Cabernet Sauvignon on the way to picking up six cans of tuna fish at a bargain price.
I'm serious about the casket. In the North Miami store they have a lovely powder blue one on display. I doubt it would fit into the trunk of anyone's car so I guess you will have to strap it to the roof to get it home. And then where do you store it until needed? In the garage?
The "significant other" and I made a trip to Costco today. My shopping list consisted of a can of Kirkland coffee and a jar of my favorite Jelly Bellies, but then you already kmow that I don't cook. Benard, on the other hand, manages to find somethng on every aisle and comes equipped with a cooler for the refrigerated stuff. My job is to fill a plastic bag with lots of ice from the soda machine to pack around the lobster claws, fillet of salmon and rack of lamb chops he has carefully selected. (My other job is to get two of every piece of sample food they are offering. . .one for me, one for him. If it's really good, he sends me back for seconds.),
We generally finish off the hard work of shopping by ordering two foot-long hotdogs complete with extra sauerkraut. (At $1.45 for both the dog and the giant cup of soda. . such a bargain!)
Take a look at the photo below. That's Benard, finishing off his hot dog. The car in back of him, over his shoulder, is for sale. I think it was a Hundai. How convenient! We could have driven right out the front door.
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Friday, December 14, 2012
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