dg loves food deserts with high percentages of poor and/or elderly. they exist solely to gouge snap and wic recipients and other poor people unable to drive elsewhere for a more reasonable price on grocery.
dolllar tree is the equivalent here in the west, they are usually in between the big box stores, like tar’ge, costco , albertsons,etcwhich arnt close to each other. we dont have walmarts here, because walmart avoids our area like the plague, due to potential high taxes.
dg loves food deserts with high percentages of poor and/or elderly. they exist solely to gouge snap and wic recipients and other poor people unable to drive elsewhere for a more reasonable price on grocery.
Yeah, that’s pretty much their business model.
Oddly enough, a lot of groceries are cheaper at my local DG than Walmart.
dolllar tree is the equivalent here in the west, they are usually in between the big box stores, like tar’ge, costco , albertsons,etcwhich arnt close to each other. we dont have walmarts here, because walmart avoids our area like the plague, due to potential high taxes.