I spent $293 at Sam's Club today. It feels too expensive for what I got. Do you think I got ripped off?
>>22276872I know the butter is a rip off. Amazon grocery delivery has cheaper butter. The Carnation evaporated milk 5 of the 8 cans were crushed bdly and I threw them away. Just didn't see it in the store.
>>22276866Seems pretty good, the organic English cucumbers at Costco are double the price and it really pisses me off so I refuse to buy them.>>22276890I really like that the online Sam’s prices are the same as the store, and if you have a plus membership then non-perishable shipping it free. They just changed it so that Walmart Plus automatically grants a Sam’s Club plus membership (and vice versa)
>>22276866>Rao'sNasty.
>>22276923Their shipping is weird in that they’ll ship a lot of stuff they shouldn’t imo. I like their toilet paper so I’ll buy a couple packs and they ship each pack in its own box directly to my door. I bought a case of Faygo once and a few days later it arrived at my door.
>>22276866The price of the bread is insane. Do you guys not have stand alone bakeries?>$12 for bottom tier trash fish>$11 for what is 99% bulk tinned tomatoBuy canned tomato and make your own sauce>all that ranch dressingthat's bait, right?Get sunflower oil instead of vegetable oil next time.
>>22278307Not sure if you saw the quantity of 2 on the bread for each one. Regardless in general, bakeries in the US are for more expensive bread than what is sold in grocery stores. If a grocery store sold a good loaf of sour dough bread for $5 it would be double that in a bakery. The fish was actually on sale. Prices of fish have been crazy lately. Agree tilapia is bottom tier but everything else was way more. I haven't had fish in about 6 months because of the high prices. I think you mistook the Rao's for a tomato sauce instead of Alfredo.
>>22278414Also I like ranch, always have and sunflower oil I don't think they had. Vegetable oil is the cheapest. I generally prefer peanut, but I did already have olive oil at home.
>>22278414Hmm. I'll let you get away with it. This time.
>>22276882it's four pounds of butter, nothing out of line at all. there's a bunch of things I'd never buy (a pound of salad dressing mix powder for $7 that I'm sure is salt, corn starch, and onion powder) but they don't seem out of line for brand name stuff and grocery store fresh produce.
>>22278282>I bought a case of Faygo once and a few days later it arrived at my doorHell yeah