Kim Possible on Nostr: npub1mmfwx…4eknq I'd be interested in doing a comparison shop sometime, because now ...
npub1mmfwxp0jkw6un7hf75k0p8kpemm4smau2c4m8ea2w7r7v52lhjusx4eknq (npub1mmf…eknq) I'd be interested in doing a comparison shop sometime, because now I'm intrigued. What drives up my bill is non-food items, though I usually get those in bulk at Costco just for that reason.
Do you still have your list? I'm curious what it would cost here, though as you point out, it would be seriously less. Just from looking at your bags, I can't really tell. A big shopping trip usually costs me about $300 to $400.
Are Canadian energy, rents, and housing costs also higher than in the U.S? I don't know how you manage. Granted, our medical costs are higher, but depending on where you live, buying a house can be pretty affordable, especially outside of big cities, in the South and parts of the Midwest.
Do you still have your list? I'm curious what it would cost here, though as you point out, it would be seriously less. Just from looking at your bags, I can't really tell. A big shopping trip usually costs me about $300 to $400.
Are Canadian energy, rents, and housing costs also higher than in the U.S? I don't know how you manage. Granted, our medical costs are higher, but depending on where you live, buying a house can be pretty affordable, especially outside of big cities, in the South and parts of the Midwest.