/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57476003
>my participation in a market is not an influence on price action or incitement to others joining

>>57238991
Sure you can, just gotta limit yourself to essentially one meal type for a few days. They have a number of offerings that are big package, but are split to be used individually. I've got a half freezer, and I can fit nearly a week's worth of mini-za and breakfast burritos for the nuke box. Take a multivti and you're golden. I think my biggest risk is the price on distilled spirits. Just stop by once a week to refill and browse what's moving.

I guess it's only notable savings on food if you're not cooking for yourself. If you're starting from scratch, yeah, you'd have to have a full sized fridge and be good with prep and storage to get immediate purchase return.

And the price of gas, especially if you get their credit card, is very nice. Oh, and the eyewear, and the pharma. Now that I think about it, it's basically grandpa's heaven. Tires, hotdogs and soda for a buck, the "wife's pills," free samples, and 5 pound blocks of cheese.

You haven't lived until it's you, the old lady, the middle aged lady with two kids, a teenager and his dad, all casually circling around the sample lady, mostly pretending you're not waiting for free tuna salad on cracker. Only to have 4 other shoppers who just showed up grab most of them because you were being courteous.

>>57239300
Oh dear. Flee while you have an account that isn't headed to margin call.
But before you go, anything you like, and why?

>>57239307
>more efficient preparation means less consumption
blocks your path