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Farmer-Rick

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6. Not only that but about 25% of all SNAP benefits are

Reply to maspaha (Reply #3)

Fri Oct 31, 2025, 12:12 PM

Oct 31

Spent in Walmart stores. It use to be a higher percentage before COVID but they lost the bottom of the market and it is going to Target, Aldi and Dollar stores. Those stores offer cheaper produce.

So clearly SNAP recipients are looking for the best bargain prices.

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So, if SNAP benefits are necessary because the minimum wage hasn't kept up with inflation... [View all] Baitball Blogger Oct 31 OP

And groceries cost too much, and the rent is too much leftstreet Oct 31 #1

and ss and ssi not keeping up. AllaN01Bear Oct 31 #7

or they were at one time paying bucolic_frolic Oct 31 #2

Yes! You are exactly correct! maspaha Oct 31 #3

Not only that but about 25% of all SNAP benefits are Farmer-Rick Oct 31 #6

Corporatism MaineBlueBear Oct 31 #4

Of course. Taxpayers have subsidized corporate payrolls for decades Orrex Oct 31 #5