We've gone all the way to "you need to live adjacent to a state with a population center over 30k" in order to source quality meat cheese and bread in the US.
Dax isn't allowed near Whole Foods after the tragic incident by the dumpster.
Apparently you're not allowed to point out the insane prices for cheese in the US. That makes them even more mad than when you say they don't have good cheese.
I've lived in Buffalo and while it's definitely not NYC they're still in the same state with a lot of the same qualities and access to the same shit.
Btw, I just noticed this, but thank you. This is absolutely true.
One of the unfortunate disadvantages of being a wealthy nation is higher prices for goods,especially imports. In other news, European's continue to cope about being poor.
Capser WY is truly remote for a town in the USA. I imagine most goods cost more there because its out of the way from every major shipping route and surrounded by mostly unproductive hinterlands.
bro in the entire EU you can find produce for under a euro. just looking at the grocery inflation charts in the US is staggering. I don't know how the average american makes it through the day.
Just for good measure let's declare a cease fire real quick:
I make it through the day by being rich enough to afford it due to making 20% more money than the average europeon working an equivalent job, probably double so if they live in a war torn slavic country populated by gypsies and united states expats.
