What is poor?

[Seedle]

Originally posted by snoopy369
Walgreen's here (in Chicago) actually sells milk as a loss leader, actually (they're cheaper than the grocery store).

Interesting. I always wondered how they stayed in business. Apparently their pricing isn't as insanely non-competitive in non-Cincinnati and non-Memphis markets as it is in those two markets.

edit: Well, it's actually been awhile since I shopped a Walgreen's in Ohio, so maybe just the Memphis market is insanely over-priced. Gas stations have cheaper goods than Walgreen's does around here.

[onodera]

Originally posted by Seedle
$3.00 for a gallon of milk? At WALGREEN'S?!?! Thank the lord you don't live in the south, milk is outrageous down here. 3.50 a gallon at the super-market, if you are lucky, and depending on what kind you get; 4.00 at least at the drug store.

I've always known milk is a drug.