Learn How to Cut Your Grocery Bill in Half -- Without Using Any Coupons!

[@Iheart2cook]

Walmart DOES NOT price match any longer. In fact, no grocer anywhere around me does. Shop Aldi. One stop, no coupons. My grocery bill went from $300/ week to $120.

[@marchellagulino533]

not bad

[@faithtvonline]

My comment is years later, but I second that. Aldi is the best!

[@MaryTheresa1986]

Aldi rocks!

[@JLosFideos]

If you have an Aldi near you, switch to them for things like meat, produce, milk, cheese, and eggs. Way cheaper. I paid .98 cents a gallon last week for milk. A dozen eggs ranges from .99 cents to 1.49. Can't beat it.

[@MultiBigbird01]

I have an aldi, an asda, a farmfoods and those south-asian owned cash and carries (I'm south-asian, so my family shop here a lot to buy stuff we need for the food we make). My family save a lot on milk, bread, cereals, cheese, tuna and eggs because of farmfoods. Then aldi saves us money on other snack things like yoghurts, croissants, potato cakes etc. The cash and carry saves us money on meat as south asian shops sell meat a lot cheaper and even cut every little bit of fat from the meat off for you, which is super helpful, as well as buying lentils, wholewheat flour, rice and spices from there. Asda saves my family money as well because of their own brand baked beans, canned chopped tomatoes, cereals, sauces, fruits etc. And my family are also pretty lucky to have a market not so far from us where there is vast choices of fresh fruits and veg that are a lot cheaper than buying from places like asda. I think you just need to watch around and buy from these smaller independent food stores too in order to save money.

[@granitemoss1451]

Any Aldi around is about an hour from me, but I go once a month to stock up on snack foods, dry goods and canned goods. I use my regular grocery store for meats, produce and such. You should see the looks I get when I roll up to check out with so many multiples of so many items! Wish we had one closer so I could go every week. But yes, it really IS cheaper. I wish Lidl would hurry up and branch out to the Northeast.

[@biancagambino9893]

Jessica M Aldi in USA

[@tiffanylundy5918]

Jessica M the aldi near me.is more expensive then the walmart :(

[@MelissaMisinco]

I don't like Aldi's cheese it tastes funky.

[@luissaponce4681]

I’ve slowly learned to avoid “big” stores like Walmart/target and check out my local markets which are mostly hispanic! And Aldis! Walmart is like the LAST resort!

[@marchellagulino533]

u got a problem with Spanish people or something if so that rude

[@kindperson1411]

Jordan did it!! Great job, and I'm so glad she was on this show! Great ideas!!!

[@NomNomGirl1]

Winco is waaaay cheaper than walmart and they treat their employees with dignity

[@BillyTheBassAssassin]

I somehow always get stuck behind this lady when im checking out...

[@garden_therapy_nj]

Billy The Bass Assassin I always get stuck behind the person who has a full cart but only 20 dollars. Let's ring up some things and take them off from there.

[@IJustWantToUseMyName]

I haven’t done too much price matching, need to learn that one, but always warned people who got in line behind me when I had a lot of coupons. I usually had a full cart and a coupon for every item. They deserved to know what they were getting themselves into by getting behind me. lol

[@leigh-annamsing7458]

If I'm price matching I go Monday or Tuesday morning. No one's there. I hate holding people up

[@MyLink44]

I feel Jordan Page would be an asset to both Rachael Ray and Walmart too, she's personable and gifted.

[@SpiralBreeze]

My budget is 80 bucks a week at Trader Joe's in NYC for three people. One of us is also gluten and dairy free.

[@rachelpastors]

Dang- how do you do it?!

[@llamaliammm]

Pls enlighten me to ur ways and kindly post it

[@odar9729]

Omg mine is 200 a month... that more than my family

[@jbela]

That's me too

[@amieecollins6267]

I'm right w/ ya there. Family of 5 about to be 6 & also spend around the same amount w/ 4 that are gluten & dairy free.

[@susansmith3584]

My local Walmart does not price match anymore. You would think that would be a corporate policy and not an individual store one.

[@fucklub18]

Try the savings catcher love that i get my money in a gift card save it for a rainy day

[@Iheart2cook]

Susan Smith the Walmart corporation stopped price matching across the board about 6 months ago.

[@jamieyeatman7989]

They changed it where you have to use the savings catcher on their phone app. All you have to do is scan the receipt. 3 days later they let you know if they found a price that is cheaper and they reimburse you the difference on a gift card. They email you the gift card.

[@cmi7439]

Very old video clip. Walmart hasn't price matched in years. They changed their saving catcher program fall of 2018 & will discount it soon (spring 2019). Gotta know prices when you shop. My Walmart doesn't stock shelves well. Lots of missing items. Not sold out since items are never on shelves week after week. Impossible to get a weeks groceries here as many item I purchase aren't available.

[@CynthiaGoughArt]

Soooo great!!! I LOVE shopping this way! Saves so much! And Jordan is AMAZING!

[@margaretsnyder890]

My Wal-Mart quit comparing prices about a year ago and it makes shopping for food and keeping our budget impossible.

[@celiagorleski2716]

Walmart does not price match anymore and they are going to be getting rid of their saving catcher program also in the near future. In fact for now all you can do is spend any cash that you have already earned through Savings Catcher.

[@heidiaguilar1257]

Where I live, there is no more price matching.

[@PinkPoo]

Why dont you cut the bill in half and then use coupons So the total cost would go down to around £40.00

[@SharyMarie]

I agree. I watched some videos on her main channel and all she does is say that she wants to save money but hates coupons. Makes no sense whatsoever! If she was REALLY frugal, cheapskate etc then she would do what she had to do to cut that bill in half. I think what she is doing is great but she isn't really trying to save as much as she can. If she was then she would use coupons or shop at cheaper stores. SMH.

[@pugluvnapril79]

The problem is most stores stopped taking coupons after that show Extreme Couponers came out

[@shawncooper9999]

Walmarts here in Arizona does not price match or take coupons at all. I have do a month meals planning for the whole month.so I get the big family pack of meat and I take out how much do we need for dinner and packing up and put in freezer bags and write what meat it is a put the date on the package.i have a month of $327 a month of food.

[@amberl4401]

This is great. I like buying store brand foods starting a few months ago. It does save some and still good food. I'm glad there is also a way to save without coupons. I like using coupons it's just hard trying to print them and have to keep buying ink. Thanks for the tips :)

[@naomikeiser8266]

As a visitor to the country, I just wonder how much extra she could've saved by couponing in addition to price matching?

[@Littlehomegarden247]

We meal plan and I have found that alone has saved me a lot of money.

[@Alaskalove83747]

Alaskan Walmart’s don’t price match so we spend like $200 max on groceries weekly

[@SaraPeterson]

Jordan is so great! I'm glad you had her on the show!

[@bearylish]

This was a struggle at first to get to $100 per person, like Jordan says, but if you plan out your meals and then shop you tend to not buy as much and waste food. I was doing about $150 per person when I started budgeting groceries, but have since been able to cut it down to $100. Even without price matching, just buy what's on sale and plan around it, if you can't price match. Thanks for the tips Jordan!!

[@fauvecorrigan1233]

I would think it is easier to limit expenditure to 100 per person in a large household. Alone, I could not survive on 25 bucks a weeek on food

[@MultiBigbird01]

it's easier for us south asians to eat cheaper because of the way our cuisine is. We practically just eat wholewheat flatbreads called 'roti' almost twice a day for dinner in my family, and for that we just need to buy a big pack of wholewheat 'atta' (flour) that lasts us months, and we eat those with a dish or curry that usually is made enough to last at least 3-4 meals (so approx 2 days), especially in my family of 6. These dishes include lentil dishes or curries, meat and poultry based curries, and veg dishes we eat with the rotis, and sometimes we will switch it up and eat rice instead of roti. My family eat this every day of the week, instead of friday or maybe saturday night, where we will eat non-asian cuisine.

[@ashleighwatson3084]

I spend a total of 250 for 1 month for 2 people. 100 a week per person way to much.

[@allisonritchie5695]

Ashleigh Watson you misunderstood the formula. It’s $100/person per month= $400. Divides by four weeks gives you $100 a week for a family of four. It’s not $100 per person per week.

[@lmonkey25]

Zara Harrison I believe she suggested the base starting point for a monthly budget is $300.... $100/person but starting at $300. (I thought I heard her mention that in a past video). So a family of 4 would have $400/mo ($100/wk)... but a single person or a couple with no kid would have $300/mo ($75/wk) still.... totally doable if being frugal. (It's supposed to be a little uncomfortable until you have more financial wiggle room to increase that amount).

[@Jazzie816]

Okay what the heck did she buy for weekly food except meat beans and pineapple?!?! is that ALL the food

[@StephanieStone4737]

Selina Bby I noticed she had about 4 jars of spaghetti sauce and at least 2 jars of peanut butter. That doesn’t make sense.

[@myohmymelodyy8404]

It's because she already has HUGE stockpiles in her pantry deep freeze and multiple fridges

[@Megz1794]

She probably only grabbed the things she was actually out of that she actually needed for that week.

[@Sandra___P]

Wish you actually did a recap and showed what Jordan got with prices. Love her but this didnt help.

[@robinmace85]

exact;y, anyone can stay on budget but did she actually get everything a family needs to make 21 meals for the week without having to go back to the store midweek? Who knows? She never showed us.

[@sourcherrypie]

robin mace go to her channel, she has several videos showing what she got for that week

[@robinmace85]

i have seen her other videos and sometimes her weekly grocery doesn't include vegetables etc. She also doesn't include the cost of the bulk meat order she does etc. I'm not saying she doesn't have some good tips but she never does a grocery haul and then shows the seven days worth of meals she can make with it.

[@FamilyLifeRoadTrip]

Walmart no longer does Price Matching in Nebraska. Any other suggestions

[@alli457]

jesseamy1 Target price matches, plus you can save even more with cartwheel

[@Data90]

Unfortunately now, Walmart no longer price matches. They got rid of it so from now on you have to use the Savings Catcher, but it works just as well.

[@73cidalia]

I used to do price matching (I’m in Canada), but it’s not even worth it anymore with all the restrictions. Walmart is dropping price match, few other stores do it, and have restrictions like only two of any product can be price matched and only identical brands (so no equivalent store brand deals). Meh.

[@LisaHancockGuthrie]

How does price matching work? Do they just take your word for it?

[@jessicaoakes6173]

Unfortunately Walmart no longer price matches. You can use the Walmart app which has the savings catcher where if you buy something and the price lowers within a few days they will give you the difference. Only problem is that you have to use the app to pay for your groceries using Walmart pay and you have to put your bank account information into the app.

[@CardsbyMaaike]

my supermarket says they will price match, except the stores when you find it cheaper..and yesterday i was 5th in line, i was supposed to get my stuff for free, instead there's one un advertised rule that at least one other line has to be as longs as mine...i only buy generic and only stuff on sale that week and feed two for 30

[@poppabear3730]

I live in alabama. Price checking not allowed not even at walmart

[@healthy4life688]

Why is the Aldi and Costco here in Australia so expensive than America ? As family of 4 (2 adults 2 young kids) we spend a week about $250 only on Aldi ,then another 70$ on meat ,then another 50 on nappies ,wipes, non dairy milk and tuna fish..so about $370 a week only and also when we go Costco monthly we spend about $380 to $450...the price tag is heavy on the pocket and the food doesn't last more than a week and half usually

[@ChelseyWithLove]

Jordan Page is the BEST!! So glad you had her on 🤗

[@sherryl5356]

Some stores in Canada will price match most won't those that do have very limited restrictions as far a price matching as buying store brands I have been doing that for over 30 years teach me a new way to save

[@allih451]

Weekly budget is good Just don't forget the list at home

[@haggiefatigue2971]

I'm always amazed by Jordan's "fans." Do people really not know to get the milk in the back or the cheaper products on a lower shelf? Or to buy generic? I swear, I need my own television show.

[@amberp5207]

Haggie Fatigue it’s sad to say that there r people out there that apparently don’t have this skill set. I’m definitely in agreement with u

[@justmomin1590]

Walmart no longer price matches what do you do now?

[@plurmingo1]

Keep in mind, not all Walmart’s price match ! We have Publix, bogos are your friend, publix allows a coupon on a free item. So, I spend $50 on what would have been $200 worth, using coupons. So coupon clipping is worth it.

[@victoriadiaz6710]

Somehow I manage to buy food for 3 for 150$ average for more than a month at a time. We just go to Costco every 5 months for the essentials that are a bargain there. I freeze fruits and veggies and meats I put in baggies for dinners I'll make. Just make sure you don't run out of rice, beans, pasta that helps out alot. Oh and cut down on processed foods and make things yourself. She did get that one right. Get the big 60 count egg carton that counts for so many recipes plus baking

[@aliciapilgrim9961]

Couponing is still important, I never pay more than .20 for a can

[@haggiefatigue2971]

Depends on the stores where you live.

[@tracykusterbeck8784]

Our W almart doesn't price match anymore. I use the savings catcher.

[@anaserrano3510]

$100 per person...PER MONTH?! I guarantee you that A LOT of people CANNOT actually afford that. While it may be an ideal standard and in a perfect world food wouldn't have to be compromised with bills and rent and such things, then maybe this could work. Realistically though, the average family cannot live up to this. That being said, you can adequately feed a family on MUCH less if you're wise about it. ALDI is your grocery best friend for (most) things..if you use coupons and rewards, you'll save even more money. You also have to be smart about meal planning. Then you don't have to spend so much money! I wish I could spend $100 a month on myself just for groceries...

[@desertfamilyhomestead3127]

You are right I spend between $150 - $250 each month total for a family of four on our groceries. We eat a semi organic diet too. The biggest difference is if I buy meat in a month or not.

[@SilVia-hs2kb]

I spend around $100 a week(sometimes more) for 2 adults. I thought i was doing good.

[@h06anbjo]

I live in a household of one and I spend about 100$ a month on groceries... I mostly eat chicken, vegetables, pasta, pork, salmon, cod and eggs... Vegetables, eggs and fruits I buy as I need them.. Chicken, cod, salmon, pork and pasta I buy in bulk when the price is low... I also eat chicken legs, drumsticks, thighs and wings while staying away from breasts... I eat a lot of frozen veggie-mixes, cabbage, carrots, parsnips, swede... Stuff that fills out the meal... I also only buy what I need, otherwise there is a risk that it'll stay in the fridge and go bad...

[@ivyhays6006]

h06anbjo snacks are those that cost the most I'm telling you. I never know that till I move out of my parents house. I stop snacking completely and cut the bill in half lol grocery shopping used to be so much fun and easy since "someone else" take care of the bill lol.

[@lindleycanonigo200]

maybe the food u eat mostly unhealthy food, most of it full of preservatives I cant eat that. I ate mostly fresh and no preservatives. It just okay for some people doing this and eating unhealthy foods just to save money, anyway doctors and hospital love it...

[@lucypumkinjack2984]

There are no stores in my area that has price matching.

[@manichairdo6346]

Brand names may be dearer but I hear that the cheap brands have higher sugar and sodium content. Is that true?

[@noori6982]

My local Walmart stopped price matching though...

[@debrafrancis487]

Walmart no longer price matches at the register.

[@earthangel1978]

I love her blog. Momma of five as well.

[@heatherbenavides4530]

But if your store doesn't price match (like mine) guess you're out of luck.

[@danielleclark8938]

Heather Benavides it sucks, our stores here don't price match either anymore. They stopped at the beginning of may :/ But I use dealstomeals.com - they show you what's on sale at all the stores in your area and it includes weekly meal plans. So I just shop wherever has the most deals that week. Jordan has a post about deals to meals on her blog and I'm pretty sure a KZbin video or two.

[@fucklub18]

Use the savings catcher yes you don’t save the money at the register but you money accumulates for a day in need. Try it i love mine!

[@teresabasinger5965]

Price matching is a thing of the past.

[@tindrabeam5922]

I wish we had price matching here in Sweden! I am running around like a crazy person to different stores just to save some money!

[@cmi7439]

Most stores no longer price at least not in my area (southeastern U.S.). I'm running from store to store for sale prices or to simply get all the items I use. Selection is very poor in my area.

[@nisreen1982]

I thought Walmart stoped price matching and introduced a new program!

[@littleblizzard7591]

Sirena82 it’s an older video. They have stopped price matching :(

[@brandievjen7221]

If you do the price match do you have to show them the sale paper where it is that price at other stores?

[@angelikazyla4687]

This vido was sponsored by walmart

[@aljoarapovic2094]

Nope, Walmart wouldn't sponsor a video that promotes a policy that they're ending :(

[@ricebunnymoon4624]

I didn’t understand the sticker one. If your in the store you can’t leave to check

[@maryjenkins9885]

Love these tips, thank you!

[@Ashleyjohnson397]

I wish she would explain how she price matched so quickly? Did she have website saved in phone? Did she take paper advertisements to show them? Also, how does she know it was enough for 4/week? did she plan by meal? There isn’t much detail.

[@littleblizzard7591]

Ashley Johnson all her stuff is on her YT channel, look up Jordan Page :)

[@MelissaMisinco]

Okay but how do you really price match? Do you have to pull up a weekly ad for another store and show that for each item?

[@amanda5nicole]

Melissa Misinco pretty much yeah. The app will find the other prices for you from other locations. You then copy paste them all in a type of collage page of all the price match items.

[@MelissaMisinco]

what is the name of the app?

[@amanda5nicole]

Melissa Misinco there are lots but the most popular and the one I've tried is Flipp.

[@rgalblas]

I live in Canada but I use the Flipp app too. Make your grocery list and then using the search feature type in your item. It will show you if that item is on sale at any of the stores in your area. Click on the photo of the item and it saves into a “shopping list”. I put all my price matching stuff on the belt after my regular items and then show the cashier the “shopping list” so that they can verify the sale price. I saved $31.17 last week from price matching. There is also a coupon option with the Flipp app but I haven’t played around with it too much.

[@anasapioamoaleota6870]

Thank you Jordan! You're amazing! I'm going to start using this budgeting method for my little family ❤ I've learned so many new things AND you explained tge price-matching thing with excellence and in a way I understood!!! 😘😘 You've gained a new subscriber and I'm already on a roll watching all of your videos 😂 Obsessed much? lol

[@mrsman992013]

Our Walmart no longer price matches. 😒 So we make the rounds to the different stores for sale items.

[@fhernachingerzwerg]

Can somebody explain price matching?? What is that?

[@littleblizzard7591]

Alena H walmart doesn’t price match anymore. But what it was is if you found another store that had the same item for less money walmart would sell it to you at that price. Say Walmart has grapes for $1.99 and Sprouts has grapes for $0.99, Walmart will give you the Sprouts price. Really sad they don’t price match now :(

[@lbelikow]

I LOOOOOVE JORDAN PAGE!

[@veritypowell7629]

Kangaruss of l

[@frameen]

How can I make this budget work when I add diapers and wipes in the mix? That takes half my budget

[@corrineweber1007]

I agree. Obviously this only applies to food items . I didn't see any toilet paper, shampoo, dish liquid, or other non-food items you need.

[@natashakerr3103]

My Walmart doesn’t price match

[@brittanygarza5549]

Awww!!! Walmart doesn't do "Price Match" anymore... (SAD)

[@StefanOsfit]

Great video!

[@cdogvlog5557]

Probably the best thing to do it grow your own produce.

[@garden_therapy_nj]

Cdogvlog 55 I would love to do that but my HOA doesn't allow that.

[@cdogvlog5557]

That sucks. I am working on it, but need to get more pots. I don't want to dig up the lawn so pots are the way to go.

[@garden_therapy_nj]

Cdogvlog 55 good luck!!!! One thing I learned is everything happens in time. I'm sure you will make it happen and it will look amazing. It will be so much better then depending on the grocery store .

[@azulbarajas]

The Walmart from my city doesn’t do the price match 😔

[@noelharrison2824]

You have taught me so much. I love what I learned about store brand v. name brand

[@kenniaruiz4084]

According to Wal-Mart's price matching policy: "We will price match one item per customer per day."

[@mygigi43]

My Walmart won’t even bother to price match.

[@adaaguilar1250]

Can someone please tell me what's the name of the app to save matching prices

[@Bageera63]

Savings Catcher app

[@Bageera63]

help.walmart.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/706/~/savings-catcher

[@Cutienatch]

Any ideas for families of 6+

[@garden_therapy_nj]

Leslie Merritt condoms!!!!! Lol just kidding.

[@emilypreciado7721]

Love how you do this. I try so hard.

[@HBrawl-Stars]

Wow generic brands, prep yourself and clearance stickers are cheaper? Thank goodness there is the Rachel Ray to tell us or we would never know!

[@danielleclark8938]

I found Jordans blog funcheaporfree.com about 3 years ago but only recently started to really utilize her tips and tricks for saving money, creating budgets, etc. She makes frugal look good and her story is incredible. Her blog has definitely been a huge help to my family!

[@irma562mart5]

Danielle Clark what's her KZbin?

[@teresabasinger5965]

Price matching is a thing of the past. And for people that don't remember to scan their receipts, Walmart is as good a bargain as one night think

[@missgreece91]

I love this video, but just half of it is true. Sometimes buying the more expensive you get much better quality or its organic. Sometimes reduced meats have been darken too which can create a rotten smell onced opened the package vs a clean meat how it should smell like

[@Sominadi]

You have to divided a month by 4.33 not 4 or your month makes only 28 days. So if you have 500$/months You have 500/4.33=115$/weeks

[@chanchaxola]

wish I lived in the USA, you are so lucky.

[@mandysimmons2769]

Wmarts green beans are nearly the price I paid for them growing up. They are 44 cents a can and I got green beans three for a dollar when I was young. Wow cheap white bread was three for a dollar. I learned to save money back then.

[@lexis.6075]

With that equation, that gives me a weekly budget of $25. WTF!

[@RalucaGheorghe]

Alexis Sims $100 for each family member per month ☺ ($100 × 4 members = $400 per month, meaning $100 for every week ) Watch again 😊

[@THEGiRLMiLLE]

Raluca Gheorghe Yes and Lexi is one person, so that is $25 per week

[@sophiagray3191]

On her own channel she emphasizes that this only works for at least 2-3 people. When I was living by myself I spent roughly 30 to 40$ a week.

[@robertweekley5926]

One great Big pot of Stew, for the Whole Week? Maybe Kraft Dinner 2x a Month?

[@woodandhookshop2354]

Bummer that our walmart no longer price matches😭

[@shannonbrunner6341]

I need to try this! I spend way too much on groceries! Agh! I will try the price match.

[@onemelissa2003]

Stunning!

[@sarahnorment]

Walmart has since stopped price matching.

[@brendadouglas5269]

Our Walmart tries to undercut Aldis .... 😁

[@OhMaryJo]

Some Walmart’s don’t price match anymore.

[@timelessmusicfamilymusic9175]

Wal-Mart has these signs "Every day low prices", so many times it rings up wrong at the cash register. I pointed it out to the cashier who always has someone to go back to verify it. When they realize I'm right, always the same excuse, "someone either forgot to update the system or they forgot to take the sign down". Then give you that look like you committed the crime of the century.😕

[@quiettornado1970]

coupons is to help it get lower but not a have to.

[@nadeawilliams7749]

You rock!

[@britneygentry]

Walmart only price match’s their online store

[@bigspoon7984]

I am very frugal and prudent when shopping. However, undear Rachel, I do not maintain those traits when dining out. I tip the wait staff generously - perhaps you will do the same - one-day...or even onetime.

[@lolipopPrincess]

The "price match" tag seems illegal

[@casicase5514]

I feed our family of nine for $500 a month. Do not buy prepared items. Buy things that you can use in multiple applications.

[@mistygreen7392]

Most Walmarts do NOT price match anymore!

[@PunkRockDiva1979]

need to start doing this at walmart

[@Yogirliej4dee]

The problem with Ads is to ask family members if they will eat it first. It's waste to buy stuff on sale and no one eats it. My kids change eating habits when I'm least expecting it and I see good deals but who will eat canned food?

[@bleeka325]

Rule in my house was eat what was cooked.

[@RonitIL]

This advice is GREAT!!! too bad it has nothing to do with my country.

[@shellsmith831]

Walmart no longer price matches!

[@poppabear3730]

Exackly most ppl pays name brand. I buy the cheapest mysrlf i get 121.00 a month on groceries

[@CantTameBeauty]

Too bad most stores done price match. The Walmart app is great. You get money back.

[@annadavis3793]

sadly, this is not possible anymore. Nobody price matches. ALDI's is ok; but I found that the produce goes bad faster. It's ok for some thing; but not all. AND, I still have to go to other stores for other things that ALDI's doesn't offer. I wish she would go on and do another one to see "if" it's still possible (large family style).

[@infinitylovification]

I love coupons! Buy items cheap and stop up. This is coming from a frugal vegeterian who buys things on the cheap! Honestly, I actually think Walmart is expensive. Never has Bogos or good sales!

[@garden_therapy_nj]

Julie A. Hamilton also the produce is moldy and the attitudes stink. I can't stand walmart.

[@TempleoftheSon]

Walmart no longer price matches.