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so where are CA residents buying their groceries?

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draggoon01

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if you're shopping elsewhere that's inconvenient, will you be doing so until strike ends (which i think will be months)?


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the main reason i don't shop at my local albertsons and vons (which are conveniently close) is because of possible car damage. i did find one vons where they had employee on roof watching parking lot. but they're just as far as non-striking stores. so you guys don't care about them possibly scratching/spitting on your car?

and i don't get it, why stores are automatically so empty. does the public just all agree with the strikers so they help strikers out by shopping elsewhere? or do they just see strikers and think that strikers must be being opressed, and blindly help strikers? or do they just not want to cross picket lines? is it unamerican to cross a picket line?
 
Food 4 Less, the only non-striking game in town. The place has been PACKED all week!



JC
 
Originally posted by: Sid59
i like in the Bay Area ..

Albertsons
Safeway
Trader Joe's
Berkeley Bowl
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isn't albertonson's on strike too? or you crossing picket lines there? no fear of car damage?
 
Well, sadly to say, people in N. Cali are more educated, even the grocers, so they know better not to strike. As for me, I'll continue to go to Albertson and shop, pickets and all.
 
The wife and I are still shopping at the local Ralph's. Why would we change our shopping place?

High school dropouts who USED to make $17.90/hr. carrying picket signs don't intimidate us. They were stupid for advertising to the world how overpaid they are.

We actually make multiple trips to the store just to rub it in.

Screw them.
 
I still shop at VONS. I'm not going to be inconvenienced by striking workers. The stores are still stocked and the temporary workers have been extremely helpful and far more friendly than the union workers. Go figure.
 
the main reason i don't shop at my local albertsons and vons (which are conveniently close) is because of possible car damage. i did find one vons where they had employee on roof watching parking lot. but they're just as far as non-striking stores. so you guys don't care about them possibly scratching/spitting on your car?

and i don't get it, why stores are automatically so empty. does the public just all agree with the strikers so they help strikers out by shopping elsewhere? or do they just see strikers and think that strikers must be being opressed, and blindly help strikers? or do they just not want to cross picket lines? is it unamerican to cross a picket line?
 
i just go to albertsons, nothing else is conveinent. last time i went some little girl (10 yrs or so?) started beeeeeeeeggggggggggging me not to go in. but i reallllllly doubt theyd try to scratch my car or anything
 
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