- Mar 9, 2011
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Give Joe Biden's "Bidenomics" economy a hearty "fuck you" and check out the Amish dent & bent stores if you have any in your location. I'll say one thing for those inbred Amish folks, they know how to wheel and deal. We have five or six Amish stores that I know of, here in SW Wisconsin. They go by the name of "Amish Walmarts", "Amish Supermarkets", or "Amish Dent & Bent Stores."
Their prices are usually half or one-third of what you'd pay retail, and they have a wide variety of goods. Many of the items haven't even passed the expiration dates but a lot of what has expired is usually still good. I bought a whole 20" by 16" by 10" box full of goodies for only $24 dollars today. Included were four 33.8 ounce cartons of Goya mango and peach nectar for 75 cents (retail $2.99 apiece), a 2 pound bag of American Beauty extra wide egg noodles for $1.75 (retail $16.94), two 16 ounce packages of Rao's spaghetti for 85 cents apiece (retail $2.72 each at Walmart), Ranch Style Beans for 50 cents a can (retail $1.67 per can), and the stuff I really like: several cans of Delallo rad clam sauce for 60 cents per can (retail $3.,95 per can.) There was a whole shitload of other stuff in the box, that I won't list. But it was all cheaper than you'd have to pay if you bought it at a supermarket.
Their prices are usually half or one-third of what you'd pay retail, and they have a wide variety of goods. Many of the items haven't even passed the expiration dates but a lot of what has expired is usually still good. I bought a whole 20" by 16" by 10" box full of goodies for only $24 dollars today. Included were four 33.8 ounce cartons of Goya mango and peach nectar for 75 cents (retail $2.99 apiece), a 2 pound bag of American Beauty extra wide egg noodles for $1.75 (retail $16.94), two 16 ounce packages of Rao's spaghetti for 85 cents apiece (retail $2.72 each at Walmart), Ranch Style Beans for 50 cents a can (retail $1.67 per can), and the stuff I really like: several cans of Delallo rad clam sauce for 60 cents per can (retail $3.,95 per can.) There was a whole shitload of other stuff in the box, that I won't list. But it was all cheaper than you'd have to pay if you bought it at a supermarket.
