She also consulted the wise words of GoogleAI to confirm that yes, lead and arsenic almost certainly gave her endometriosis
That's inaccurate (as we all already knew). No one is entirely sure what causes endometriosis, but lead and arsenic are not among the leading theories. Family history seems to be a factor, which is but one of many factors that make lead and arsenic unlikely factors. Hysterectomy is also anything
but a first-line treatment. She's going to have a hard time gearing up for a class action lawsuit against . . . the medical industry at large? big pharma? big tampon? . . . without any scientific evidence at all to back her claims.
Just a little hint, if you look at the price tags or shop online you will see price per ounce and amount and packaging all can make many cents difference per ounce.
That's good advice, because sometimes the name brand will even be less per ounce than the store brand. And sometimes the larger size will not result in savings, so on and so forth. You really have to look, and it doesn't take long at all to do.
my mom taught me about the price per ounce [or whatever measurement] tags when I was still sitting in the seat at the front of the cart, long before they had belt buckles).
Mine too. Polissa's mom doesn't seem like the type to have taught her anything like this, but I also doubt Polissa would have listened, and, based on the Jimmy Dean Bowls vs ingredients debate, I don't think she could understand.
They made a Walmart registry. All their stuff has been eaten by spiders and mold.
I just bought a wedding shower present for someone whose
wedding registry had less stuff on it. She also made a list for the same reason when she initially moved to La Casa: they needed everything to be new because of mold, spiders, etc. It's
almost like the problem is the people who own the stuff rather than the accommodations, but I'm sure that's just crazy talk on my part.
Someone else already said it, but she'd be better off getting in the apartment and seeing what actually fits. You might discover, for instance, that there's nowhere to put a microwave, or the two (!!!) desks might not fit in your living space. She's got Facebook, and neighborhood groups are a valuable resource for buying any of this stuff for a low cost or picking it up for free on a curb alert.