• AxExRx@lemmy.world
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    2 days ago

    Going to wholefoods in my college town used to be pretty funny. It was a solid mix of old hippies and trustifarians, with a handful of normal people mixed in. I used to go to pick up their pre-made deli food for my grandma, (she n loved the quinoa cakes, and Buddhist delight tofu) and for a while was buying my LSD from one of the produce guys, who was just pretty openly dealing in the store.

    They also used to keep cases of 2 buck chuck in the door vestibule, and absolutely didnt care if kids stole it- lien at one point, I remember a teen walk over a staff member, ask which ones were the red wine, thank him, and then just load a couple cases Into his truck and drive off, eithout ever going inside, and while the staff member just continued chatting with his coworker.

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      2 days ago

      Your whole foods experiences are way cooler than mine. When I go it’s usually some combinations of very wealthy women and “all natural” people looking for supposed super foods. I only go because they are the only place around that has a good selection of items for some food allergies/sensitivities that people in my home have.