EBITDA, which is what I said above.
EBITDA, which is what I said above.
Can anyone shop at Firelake, or is it just for tribal members?
I think HEB or Kroger would be great in Tulsa. Reasor's and WM seem to be our only choice, and both are marginal.
I want a Wegman's!
Growing up in central TX I L-O-V-E HEB. If you said you'd bring an HEB to Tulsa and I had to hit someone, I'd ask who I needed to hit. It would happen.
If that's the one I think it is, it was called Native Roots Market when it was in Norman. They hitched up their skirts and ran away to OKC when Sprouts announced that they were coming to Norman.
FWIW, when my brother lived in Denton, I visited the Kroger several times. I'd rate it a solid Meh. All I know about HEB is that my aunt went to school with the founder (or maybe the founder's son).
Be careful what you wish for--the last time they "revised our ridiculous liquor laws" they took away our ability to buy beer between 2am and 6am.
I'm pretty sure I'm quoting a post you made in the past that said the best place to people watch is Whole Foods or Sprouts in the high end sections of town.
All the trophy wives in their yoga pants coming and going are worth the visit.
Reason's in Tulsa, for the most part. It's good enough, though it can be pricey on the boxed good and I've had some questionable meat there a few times (pork every time, actually, which I returned). The meat counter stuff like stuffed chicken breasts and sausage is pretty solid. The mostly they win out for convenience as they're everywhere in South Tulsa.
Sprouts if I can make it. Good prices on sales on fish and chicken. I stock the freezer then. Good prices on produce. Robbery prices on any boxed and dry good unless you hit up the bulk bins; seriously try pricing peanut butter and jelly there
. It's a bit out of the way for me now though and time is more a premium with the kids.
I try to avoid Wal Mart and Target for groceries these days. Not out of principle against big businesses, but more because I feel indecent subjecting myself to their stores, terrible lines, and general indignity by they way they "process" their customers rather than serve or help them.
Sprouts if I can make it. Good prices on sales on fish and chicken. I stock the freezer then. Good prices on produce. Robbery prices on any boxed and dry good unless you hit up the bulk bins; seriously try pricing peanut butter and jelly there
. It's a bit out of the way for me now though and time is more a premium with the kids.I try to avoid Wal Mart and Target for groceries these days. Not out of principle against big businesses, but more because I feel indecent subjecting myself to their stores, terrible lines, and general indignity by they way they "process" their customers rather than serve or help them.
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