15 Big Grocery Stores Collapsing All Around Us

[@Kinkle_Z]

This is what happens to "Capitalism in its MONOPOLY stage"... like airlines, where we now have 2 choices for most routes, we used to have 100 choices, SOON we'll have 2 or 3 grocery choices, where we once had 15 choices. When that happens, captive as we are, they will begin to raise prices on all of us. I'm praying for the collapse of these monopolies. Meanwhile, our Congress just ignores the Sherman Antitrust Act meant to protect us from this anticompetitive behavior because they too have become corrupted.

[@DBEdwards]

What you say is true. We are screwed

[@tinafatbottom8069]

You are so right

[@KennyG233]

Thanks to the Federal reserve letting Them rob The unborn ... Use the unlimited money to put everybody out of business

[@theoptimist7510]

yep, Capitalism is the deceptive term for Corporatism.

[@spectrumofreality]

We don't live in a capitalist society, it's crony capitalist/fascist society that's quickly approaching a totalitarian one...

[@jdiguls2848]

ALL of AMAZON needs to disappear

[@joewoodchuck3824]

I never liked how Amazon works. I prefer the eBay model which places the vendor in front with eBay running in the background. You know at a glance what the shipping is too. Amazon seems opposite and is often more expensive.

[@spyderhead7160]

Why?

[@melissasmess2773]

Love Amazon, free shipping, saves me time and gas.

[@joewoodchuck3824]

@melissasmess2773 Free shipping if you join their club. I just can't warm up to Amazon. Better prices on eBay too.

[@joewoodchuck3824]

@spyderhead7160 Because eBay is preferable.

[@alaskanintn9323]

1.)Albertsons 2.)Balducci's 3.)Kings Food Markets 4.)Safeway 5.)Winn/Dixie 6.)Harveys Super Market 7.)Amazon Go 8.)Save A Lot 9.)Earth Fare 10.)Family Dollar 11.)Big Lots 12.)Stop & Shop 13.)99 Cents Only 14.)Eatwell Market 15.)Foxtrot Market and Dom's Kitchen and Market

[@theSword-]

Thank u for making the list. I have only heard of 4 of these stores and have only been to a "family dollar" store. 😂😂😂

[@lalalinda36]

thank you

[@kiru86]

You are a hero!

[@seemagrover4228]

Thanks for giving the 15 names sir but none of them in our city at least?

[@seemagrover4228]

Phones hang go kharab then???? Cheating unacceptable by us

[@rezakarampour6286]

' The End of American Empire Is Here . '

We are too far down the economic slide to fix anything. 20 billion more for overseas wars now in progress (Syria and Ukraine).

[@sickpuppy575]

For the poor it is

[@Bob-gn8ph]

Luke 21,36 KJV ❤

[@TonyMidyett]

​@@Bob-gn8ph"Capitalism is anti-human." TONY, 3:16

[@raydemos1181]

go back to open air markets for your food, forget these junk filled palaces , just look at Athens Greece, and the way they shop at open air markets, forget processed foods

[@TonyMidyett]

❤❤❤

[@georgeawestjr.9087]

The proposed merger between Kroger Company and Albertsons Companies, Inc. went down in flames 🔥. 🤷‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@Support_Ad_Blocker]

Wanna bet it comes back under the new junta?

[@cmc6295]

​@@Support_Ad_Blockerhope not

[@Support_Ad_Blocker]

@@cmc6295 For sure! Kroger (Fry's) is dominant here (Phoenix). I would hate to see them as the only major store.

[@Aquarius77-220]

The quality of the produce and meats in Kroger have gone down for several years now I will still buy certain items there but now I go elsewhere for my bulk shopping

[@purplelove392]

I stopped shopping at Kroger's when they took MyPillow off their shelves. Our Albertson's was merged with Tom Thumb in Mesquite, TX. Miss it since moving to deep rural East TX

[@Kinkle_Z]

Our Big Lots closed 2 months ago. It was a ghost town 2 years prior to that. Their quality sucked.

[@backseateats9513]

We had a big lots coming in. They started doing the renovations and halfway through the project they closed before they even opened. We had one before and that closed. They were coming back and I guess not.

[@dimitriberozny3729]

@@backseateats9513OLLIES LLC Surplus and Ocean State Job Lot are acquiring Big Lots. OLLIES is a DANGEROUS company because they buy up all the licenses for flea markets in most states,making flea markets IMPOSSIBLE to operate!!

[@user-ms3ko5gn8e]

I refuse to buy groceries from Amazon because he's rich enough. Support your local brick & mortar stores.

[@ginatrue5716]

The rent is the problem. $80,000 a month is causing over pricing. Who owns these giant stores

[@virginiaalt1245]

Foreign corporations have been allowed to purchase US real estate and companies and then gouge Americans rent. Americans need to demand that Congress pass a law ASAP making it illegal for foreigners to buy US real estate and corporations.

[@LanierHale-oq3dr]

Scripture uses the term "famine" (Luke 21:11/Matthew 24:7)

[@Support_Ad_Blocker]

Here for my daily fix of doom and gloom.

[@PennPearson]

Yes. Whenever I get too optimistic about the future, I know I need to watch Epic Economist.

[@Support_Ad_Blocker]

@@PennPearson Optimistic about the future? HA! That died with RayGun.

[@PennPearson]

@@Support_Ad_Blocker 🙂👍 Definitely!

[@trevormartinaharris]

That is true it’s sad, but it’s so hilarious. What you said I am cracking up rolling on the floor! ‘I’m here for my daily dose of doom and gloom,’ too.!😂😂😂

[@andrewgleason586]

Wait ttill tariffs start,more layoffs and much higher inflation....

[@TroyHanson-ch6nm]

I do not agree and here is why our cash stays in the USA under Trump who fo you think is paying for the Ukraine war? Who do you think is footing the bill to feed medicate house an educate those illegals who come here ? Biden team let in millions that creates food shortages and higher demand this is why you see inflation you are being lied to an you believe it. Trump had tariffs for 4 Years in his 1st term no such bs happened as you claim the difference is trump keeps the currency in the country he don't pay for fabricated wars like democrats

[@Kingofthehill84]

100% prices increase 😂😅

[@sickpuppy575]

​@@Kingofthehill84People are going to eventually start rioting again.

[@jena2664]

Amen 🙏

[@andrewgleason586]

10 to 15 percent increases in goods...

[@tbugher62]

Vons and Albersons are way overpriced ,both need to go out of business.

[@WalksWithDogs-go9yq]

If not stated already..it's those big pensions paid each month that has made groceries sky rocket...inflation , 50 million illegals at the trough, & that pricey diesel to get it all there.

[@bungkusi2432]

Soon After merger Price will be even higher

[@tuffy1124]

Albertsons has NOT merged with Kroger -A Judge stopped it.

[@shabriabraziel-dasilva3216]

i live in WA State- ran in Safeway to get a few items- all the shelves we're empty and yes the prices too high.

[@DBEdwards]

SAFEWAY IS OUTRAGEOUSLY PRICED. A PRICE GAUCHER PAR EXCELLENCE. THIEVES

[@user-ms3ko5gn8e]

What part in Wa? I live north of Seattle everything here is ridiculously expensive. Hard not to spend $100 for just a few items. Costcos always seem busy though.

[@trevormartinaharris]

WHOLE FOODS been HIGH PRICED since its opening! WATCH they bout be HALF FOODS! 😂😂😂😂😂

[@ednichol7419]

Short story is that many of the products are of poor quality and are no longer purchased by cash strapped customers. It follows that the stores are too big and much of the junk will disappear.

[@jopiaspieder1184]

Amazon needs to stick with the tech and distribution sector and stay out of the grocery sector

[@12HpyPws]

The SEC put the axe on the Albertons merger

[@TheGeogreOrwellShow]

Stupid prices for crap food 😞 i hope with the new administration fixes the issues with the grocery chains

[@Support_Ad_Blocker]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@jena2664]

Funny. It is going to increase prices. Tariffs.

[@jefferystrong6852]

When the tariffs kick in, grocery stores will be a distant memory in a lot of neighborhoods.

[@dimitriberozny3729]

PROPAGANDA!

[@JamesBrown-db9pk]

good

[@JV-ko6ov]

Theres tons of Safeways in Canada, but they were sold off 10 years ago to a much more successful company that continues to use the name.

[@jsgold2000]

A lot of people are collapsing too.... From shock of higher costs.....

[@artawhirler]

I never go to any of these places anyway. I've never even heard of most of them.

[@user-ms3ko5gn8e]

Same. Most of these are not on the west coast.

[@JonathanManningng]

Just great! Thank you for the informative content! 🔥😛

[@MacDabble6209]

People quit spending in a gratuitous manner as soon as inflation and weak productivity followed the pandemonium of 2020 onwards.

[@DavidSmith-ru6eo]

After hearing this I, realized my days not that bad.

[@Ron239]

Stop & Shop nearby recently closed. There are others still viable in the area (northeastern NJ) but they couldn't compete price wise with ShopRite. Grocery prices are still way too high.

[@jamesalec1321]

ShopRite near me is great store, Clean and fully stocked, good people working there. I don't go anyplace else even tho the prices are slowly rising, but they're rising everyplace.

[@jamesalec1321]

I've only gone to ShopRite in Central NJ for the last 10 years. It's a great store, clean, fully stocked, no complaints.

[@jdiguls2848]

That is because they all sell CRAP at lucidious prices😢😢😢😢😢Strange how most of these stores are owned by ALBERTSONS

[@lukeslc-xd8ds]

Why are you so amargo?

[@coreylucas5997]

Just leave ALDIS by itself and I’m fine

[@Andrew-f9t]

The Kroger-Albertsons merger has not happened yet and I hope it does not, it’ll mean Kroger will own the competition in Alaska and prices will go up.

[@louisvillaescusa]

The Big Lots near me remodeled their stores a few years ago and massively raised their prices.

[@TreWilliams-Jackson]

Big Lots lost my business after I purchased a mattress in the box and it was lumpy then they refused to accept it back. I am glad they are going out of business

[@trevormartinaharris]

20 grocery stores BUT ONLY 2 selling REAL FOOD that humans can eat!?yeah you ALL need to close!

[@telleyzcomtelleyzcom6479]

watch whole foods...hahahahahaha

[@trevormartinaharris]

Yeah, they’re about to be ‘half foods!’😂

[@scottyallen9196]

The merger between Albertsons and Kroger was denied a few days ago.

[@Blu_Grease]

What about Piggly wiggly?

[@tonystark341]

The pandemic was five years ago, if you still struggling, maybe you should close, too bad for Balducci's, I love that place 🤷‍♂️

[@jimwjohnq.public]

Albertsons / Safeway are more expensive than Krogers. We quit shopping at Fred Meyers / Krogers because of the high prices. We now shop at WinCo & even their prices are creeping up. Peanut butter used to be $1.74 but is now $1.97. Almost $5.00 for an 18 count eggs. We only shop at Safeway when absolutely necessary. As a side note, the Big Lots in my area just closed their stores.

[@American-Motors-Corporation]

Albertsons is 14.20 billion dollars in debt. Which is why it's probably unlikely that they will find another merger partner.

[@cmc6295]

Yikes, thanks

[@LearnAboutFlow]

The Whole Foods near me was and is notorious for ringing up items incorrectly, especially sale items, since it opened in 2003. AND if you question a price they stop everything to 'get a manager' . . . a process that is meant to embarrass you into just giving in. Bezos did ZERO to correct this, and has only raised prices.

[@fellowbrotherinwar]

If the CEOs would take salary cuts and if they stopped proce goiging and carrying countless unneeded products yes they will all fail

[@mrGoldt7x]

this boomer ai narrator is a pain in the ass

[@LukeLunn]

I miss Big Lots

[@giivan1986]

Always good videos, thank you

[@TonyMidyett]

WORKERS MUST OWN AND CONTROL THE MEANS OF PRODUCTION.

[@kuckaburasgumtree]

Teach yourself how to grow a few herbs and vegetables that typically cost a lot. First start with seedlings from the nursery then learn to grow from seed. It’s not hard and you end up with organic produce for 80% off. Next step-backyard chickens!

[@Ioncandi]

So happy the Albertsons-Kroger merger has been blocked. I like Albertsons meat can't stand Kroger for anything. They are so expensive! Miss Safeway. used to shop there in the 70's.

[@dissy5563]

Don't mind me folks, I'm just here for my daily dose of DOOOOOM!!!

[@AllenArt64]

Albertson's was super expensive even BEFORE the pandemic.

[@MohamedAlly-c8t]

that's 1000s of stores!!imagine how many empoloyees & their families will suffer bcz of this!!

[@MarcusChefMark]

Hello friend🏚️🫃🏼🍿

[@TroyHanson-ch6nm]

Wal-Mart has the largest buying power they have built up an empire using simple business moto buy more get best rate this way you can sell same items as lower cost and keep profits in the green yet. This is how walmart has been able to stay out front

[@jaymzscratchin6114]

I’m not paying 7.00 for yoghurt I’m not paying 8.00 for eggs I’m not paying 9.00 for bacon You’re greedy

[@sfel10]

The Albertsons Kroger Merger never went through? I need to be careful with your videos? In fact as of yesterday December 11th 2024 the deal was OFF, and today "Albertsons sues Kroger for failing to win approval of their proposed supermarket merger"

[@TriciaYarbrough]

I noticed in Lakeland, FL some of the Winn Dixie stores turned into Harvey’s. I had a WD down the street from where I used to live and it just got recently remodeled. I thought that was odd considering the started making them Harvey’s. I figured that indicated them not making much money. Then Aldi’s bought WD afterwards so I wasn’t wrong. Why would you remodel a store if you’re not making enough money to stay open? That made no sense to me.

[@Billtwiggmeister]

I must be in a bubble or something, all of this stuff happening, but, all the grocery stores are stocked. All the stores are open, mostly, malls are doing great. Houses going up around me, left and right, brand new construction. My house has gone up in value, I’m retired, my stocks are doing great. What am I missing?

[@trevormartinaharris]

Come out the bubble!

[@Eternal-t2d]

Nobody cares about corporations failing get over it😅

[@deeweyant3164]

Value of the 💵 flimsy dollar and crummy ppl scrambling up the merch also stealing and breaking things cost u more money

[@dissy5563]

Some of tgose are not " grocery" stores.

[@latikaosby8165]

[@alfonsoalfonso5254]

These chain stores take 80% income out of communities. The 20% stays in community. Mon and pop stores 80% stays in community. Example only, but all chain stores take money out off community and most out of state. Making only a few people filthy rich and communities poorer. But legal in today society.

[@aliceB357]

Yep it’s only about to get worse. So pay of your debt as fast as you can before this time next year.

[@michaellee7023]

Very sad. Same is happening to farmers, as there is way to much regulation, high costs of equipment and chemicals, good yields, but very poor commodity prices to due stupid US economic policies, fake exaggeration of world inventories from all governments around the world, etc.

[@nates4310]

Yikes bad timing… merger off

[@MrVariant]

My local grocer key food is way better than target this year.

[@fuzzycrab8653]

Its ashame save a lot is closing stores been shopping there since the 80s they have good meats they all had butchers in store not shipped meats like walmart,target,Aldi, the national brands they carried we're cheaper than Publix, winn Dixie people look down on the store as a poor person's grocery store thats why its going out of business

[@Eternal-t2d]

Go home corporate america the indigenous tribes are reclaiming back our land 🌎 😅

[@American-Motors-Corporation]

And I could certainly say in the business of chain retail it doesn't matter if it's groceries general merchandise itself or even paired with groceries The bottom line is retail in general that is chain stores is simply when you start closing stores there is a bit of a potential that you could show up losses you could then build up a Bali of money and at some point you may be able to re-expand in a certain areas That's always the great hope. But the reality usually plays out quite differently and it is simply with every store you close that is that much more market share that you are going to lose and if you close enough stores in an area or even a region then that basically means you're also going to shut down that distribution center so you could have profitable stores in that general region but you've closed enough locations that the profitable stores do not justify the cost of the DC distribution center so then you're basically forced to pull out of the area altogether because you can't really afford to do business there Even though the locations you have are profitable remember... The back end of the store such as your logistics your shipping receiving all of your distribution centers all of that shit cost you more money to run most of the time than it does to run the front end of the store it's the back end that you need to be more than aware of this is the primary success story of Walmart. So closing stores is a good idea on paper especially if they are actively losing significant amounts of money but the long-term of that or even the short-term within a year or two as far dire consequences because basically you're sacrificing market share meaning right there you're cutting your overall sales across the board and then there again if you have to shut down a distribution center that means you can't effectively efficiently at low cost service that area. If you're a big enough company it's technically okay to pull out of a region and fall back that that can work, but they're getting more times than not once you start closing stores it gets the ball rolling into that's all you're going to end up doing but you don't really have a choice because you can't have them sitting there losing money so it's a huge rule of the dice most of these companies that are shutting locations some of them may fall through the cracks and you know they're going to find a stopping point and they're going to be fine they will survive at least for a while Well others will go on shutting stores and pretty soon the executives realize that's the only reason they're showing up to work is to oversee the demise of the company.

[@dannys-beverage-world]

Aldi's is nothing like Winn-Dixie. Aldi doesn't even have a similar product or anything. What the f?

[@American-Motors-Corporation]

Okay so in the case of family Dollar you have a situation where yes they were slipping before Dollar tree purchase them One of the oldest investors on the Dollar tree board I cannot remember his name but he's known as an activist investor he was against it because he saw that it would just be too much saturation of debt and it would add to their operations in terms of cost but it would also make them larger and it would be harder to run it's funny because now he's proven to be correct. The biggest problem that family Dollar really faces is market saturation so in a lot of areas they have a habit of opening stores within literally a mile or half a mile of each other they're basically throwing up stores on top of each other they don't really have a lot in the name of corporate spacing. And of course they have over 8,000 locations so you can imagine the fucking real estate nightmare that that company deals with in terms of all of the leases that they must handle it's ridiculous and of course that's actually some of the closures that is taking place and the future closures that's going to happen which is simply they are allowing a lot of the leases on these locations to expire and then they're closing them in other words a lot of this locations were slated to close long time ago with no announcement because they were just letting the lease run out. Dollar tree had placed family Dollar up for sale earlier this year basically pretty much the early portion of the summer if not late spring but they have yet to find a buyer The company has way too much dad and there again it's over 8,000 locations is just a fucking logistics nightmare The whole company is basically in tathers it's just completely unmanageable this is part of the reason why they go through management like nobody's business and that ranges from not just store management but it also includes a lot of district management and then they have a tendency to go through regional managers left and right The company really doesn't know what the fuck it wants to be. Basically there's been efforts made by Dollar tree to integrate if not even convert or dual brand the stores but the problem is simply the formats are rather conflicting and so you have a grab bag of a few converted stores into a couple of different ideas but at the end of the day it's not exactly working. Another huge problem that family Dollar has but frankly I charge this about most dollar stores is depends on where they're located that really determines what the prices are going to end up being. Because I can tell you this if it is located near a wealthy area or if it is at a wealthy area if it is in an area that the wealthy people happen to go to the prices are pretty elevated. Family Dollar has had a lot of their troubles spanning over a decade or more basically you could say a decade and a half like most retailers The better half of 20 years and for many more 20 years has been very detrimental A lot of this comes from a lot of their own shit decisions you also have to understand when it comes to family dollar post July 2015 when the merger was actually made official that they basically bought them out Yes it's true that they technically purchased the company in 2014 but it takes a minute in the corporate world to get all your ducks in a row and get everything organized and get the companies relatively in sync so that's why it's not official until July 26th of 2015... But post 2015 they basically marched into just about every store and they wanted to reinvent the wheel and to be honest it sort of pissed off a lot of customers Well at the same time most of the management was not happy with the changes basically Dollar tree went about everything stupidly and very clumsy they in a lot of cases didn't try enough but then another cases they tried too much and at the end of the day they are out of touch they're good at running Dollar tree but they suck it trying to turn around family Dollar they can't do it family Dollar is just simply too big for them and their management style is not laid out in that big of a format even if they may have nearly the same amount of stores they're just not equipped to handle that many and so once they realized this they attempted to play it safe and just more so put family Dollar on autopilot and focused on Dollar tree this is why they've made the decision to go ahead and sell it which a lot of us had speculated for several years now that they were going to end up dumping it The problem is there's not at this time any real perspective buyers there's no real communications going on that we know of. At the end of the day they may sell it off in pieces so they may decide to take one region that they're located in and sell that off to whatever competitor that may want to expand such as DG they may take another region and sell it to somebody completely independent they might adopt somewhat of a franchise format much like Save-A-Lot grocery has The problem with that is of course keeping supplies rather consistent and then of course those perspective owners of those localized chains would have to have x amount of cash on hand at all times basically working capital you get into a lot more complications with trying to monitor what your franchisees are doing especially when it comes to brand consistency on the other hand the brand name such as the video pointed out has been tarnished to a degree. Basically to sum it up family Dollar is a complete unorganized clusterfuck of a mess it is basically too big for what it is and it does not have the proper management to actually rein that in and control it they lost control years ago that's why the original owner dumped it to Dollar tree and a lot of their immediate obligations that cost them a lot of money month over month year over year is going to be the lease agreements I mean you can close the store but the landlord still needs their money you may be able to negotiate that you would only pay six months worth of the rent versus the full year but for the most part there's no replacement businesses going to move into those locations and the landlords know it so they're going to hold you to that lease so you'd might as well just keep the store open until you're really in the danger zone of that lease running out.

[@seemagrover4228]

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[@TroyHanson-ch6nm]

What happened to Amazon claiming they were going to put a smack down on Wal-Mart when they got whole foods they sure were very cocky. Ain't no way anyone can even touch Wal-Mart they will be the very last one standing simple fact they don't play pricing games like others. Wal-Mart prices there items at there bottom price no coupons needed most times Wal-Mart's normal price is better then other stores sales on the same items. Amazon can only dream it just aint possible at least not in the next 5 yrs it aint

[@seemagrover4228]

Amazon too not solved our problems in fact ceated unnecessary fresh problems only

[@isartoraplatz]

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[@oscarg.kourany701]

How does Piggly Wiggly carry on?

[@VidarLund-k5q]

When Trump imposes high tariffs in imported goods they will be considerably more expensive. That won't help much, but you voted for it. So enjoy.

[@lukeslc-xd8ds]

Why should we believe anything said in this video?????

[@DarianWade]

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[@MacDabble6209]

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[@Puchiaca69]

Stop say fake news

[@ivicas.4042]

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[@MolonLabe808HI]

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[@12HpyPws]

First

[@MarcusChefMark]

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[@erickanter]

Tariffs will jack the prices even higher.

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