poor people and health

[knix20]

I never thought you were poor, just giving advice on how to spend less and get more.

If you are rich-poor-middle class-whatever; it makes no sense to buy a 12 dollar orange from whole foods, when you can literally go down the street to your local farmers market/health store and buy it for 3 dollars. Whole Foods uses it name to boost prices, just like Banana Republic does to clothes, when I can go to Old Navy or Gap for the same thing.

I dont have a family (so i dont know how much it costs for alot of people to eat), but $200 a week on food seems entirely to much even for people who dont eat healthy.

Do what my granma does: coupons and sales!

[blackgod999]

I never thought you were poor, just giving advice on how to spend less and get more.

If you are rich-poor-middle class-whatever; it makes no sense to buy a 12 dollar orange from whole foods, when you can literally go down the street to your local farmers market/health store and buy it for 3 dollars. Whole Foods uses it name to boost prices, just like Banana Republic does to clothes, when I can go to Old Navy or Gap for the same thing.

I dont have a family (so i dont know how much it costs for alot of people to eat), but $200 a week on food seems entirely to much even for people who dont eat healthy.

Do what my granma does: coupons and sales!

nah i did not mean it like that lol

i mean i think alot of people who can not afford to shop at the high end stores was asking there self this question.