Safeway $5.00 Friday Chicken Wings American Sub Sandwich and BBQ Ribs etc

hey everybody. uh, it's friday so i'm going to save way and buy some uh chicken chicken wings. uh, it's on sale on like empty everything. every two weeks, sometimes every week, they get the chicken wings on sale for five bucks a pound and it comes in various flavor. hopefully they have it. sometimes you don't, and i could probably gonna get an american sub sandwich too. so let's go buy my lunch and dinner and leftovers for tomorrow. i didn't have the sandwich, but yeah, the ribs just be packed there already. three pack right there: teriyaki and barbecue. i want hot wings. the ribs are over here, five dollars too, so i'm gonna get this one too. so here's what i that'll cost. it's 51 croissant was five dollars. i got it for uh 428, the ribs for uh 1.2 pounds. the regular price was 10.97. i paid- where is it at somewhere over here there, minus six dollars and ten cents for the ribs. five dollars for this 12 inch percent- i mean, then it's a 12 inch french bread and they used to make a sandwich. five dollars for the whole thing. and this right here, just for you, right here, all americans- are five bucks the chicken. i bought 15 pieces of salt and vinegar, 20 pieces of buffalo wings and total for. the total for the chicken wing with buffalo wings, for the 20 piece is 10 and 60 cents for the salt and vinegar- yeah, where is the sultan big? uh, yeah, i did, it was 15 bucks and paid, i was better, sorry. yeah, 865 for the salt and vinegar and, uh, buffalo is 1060. the bbq: it's in the bag already pre-packed. it's by 20 teriyaki. i bought two bags of it. it's 525, 595. this one didn't have the bag, so i just order it by pieces, right. so, and yeah it it. if i rank this by my favorite, my favorite is this one: the buffalo wings, then salt and vinegar, then i go with the teriyaki and then the barbecue, and there's another one that's a regular and supposed to be spicy, but it's not. i don't really like it. all right, i'm home. just to recap: there's the teriyaki, two bags, one barbecued chicken, bbq, ribs, croissant, french bread- the french bread is a dollar american sub- 20 piece buffalo wings and 15 piece salt and vinegar. my total, minus the 44 coupon that i got, is 51 and 2 cents. all right, this is my lunch dinner and tomorrow's breakfast for everybody in the house of five. all right, that's it. i'm just sharing with you. i don't. i don't want to show you eating it, because i'll just tell you that it's good, especially the buffalo wings. so if i have my choice, i would go with that: buffalo wings, salt and vinegar, teriyaki barbecue for the wings, and they have other flavors. i didn't really like it. so only this four i like. and, uh, this one they already free bag. this one didn't. it didn't have it in the free bag yet, so i just ordered it by pieces. this one you don't. you don't have to. they're already in a bag, so i don't know how many is in there. they go by the pound. so that's it. yeah, just sharing with you what i got today for total, or 52. it should serve. it should last me or the whole family here, at least till tomorrow. all right, that's it. thank you for watching and i'll see you next time. goodbye, [Music]. [Music] you.

Rigged: Supermarket Shelves for Sale

hello and welcome to our webinar. today we're going to be toking about the Center for Science in the Public Interest new report rigged for market shelf for sale. I'm Jessica almy, I'll be doing the introduction and then Gary rippln, investigative reporter, to get started. you should be on mute right now if you want to add questions in chat box on the go to webinar control panel. I'll give a brief introduction about Center for science for public interest and why this investigation matters, and then Gary's going to tok about how he investigated this report, what the top findings were, and and then we're going to go into recommendations and we'll take questions from the audience. again, if you want to post questions, use the chat. so the Center for Science in the Public Interest is has been around since 1971 and we work to make it easier for Americans eat healthfully, and we do that in a number of ways, including improving the food environment. our goal is to prevent and mitigate diet and obesity related diseases. you may be familiar with our consumer facing magazine Nutrition- actually health letter. if you don't subscribe yet, please do so. we also put up books and reports like this one, and we work on national, state and local policies to improve school foods and a number of other things. so some of the nutrition policy issues that we work on here at the FBI are focused on school lunch and breakfast programs and competitive foods, which are the kinds of foods that compete against the school lunch and breakfast program, so that I'll current mine and depending. we also work to ensure that customers have information on menus about calories and that will be be rolled out in all chain restaurants nationwide very soon. we work to improve the helpfulness of public properties like city halls and vending machines on government property- those perk. and we focus on food marketing to kids, which includes not just what you think of as advertising but also the use of characters on packages to spell partikular foods to kids and in cool marketing, as well as restaurant children's meals, which are a form of marketing, and we also focus on healthy checkout, which is very relevant to our discussion today. so the FBI sort of at the work hard on the good food movement and to improve food environments. so why do we think about the supermarket? people make different choices based on what's available to them and have choices are presented. a few examples from other kinds of venues: at one Subway sandwich shop and people received a short menu and a long menu at lunch. the short menu highlighted the lowest calories- sandwiches, and the longer menu had more choices and people were 48 percent more likely to choose a low-calorie sandwich then if they got the shorter menu, even if they got the mixed menu. in another study serving adult, several small portions of broccoli, carrots and peas rather than a larger portion as a single vegetable increase their vegetable consumption by half a serving. so it matters how choices are presented to people, and the supermarket is not a neutral setting. so supermarkets use floor plans like the one you see on your screen right now to indicate which products are purchased most frequently or to map the flow of traffic throughout the store, and then they put things in the partikular places that drive purchases, like the displays closest to the doors. basically, you can put anything there and it'll sell. so you know it doesn't make sense that supermarkets would be neutral. a random assortment of products threaten store wouldn't be efficient for anyone: the people stoking up the people shopping it or the companies that want to want to sell their product. so we wanted to ask what influences which products stores favor through preferential treatment, and that really is the focus of the reports that we're going to be toking about today, and it matters because the way that choice is represented influences what people eat and obviously what people eat influences their long-term patterns of health. we know that the causes of obesity are complex. it's not just about the way that stores are laid out. but if you're asking yourself why care about an impulse buy of a 250 calorie candy bar, keep in mind that the American obesity epidemic is estimated to be due to an excess of about 100 calories per day for adults and 64 calories for children. so those small incremental impulse buys do matter to people, long-term health. and with that I'm going to turn it over to our speaker today. Gary Rivlin was an investigative reporter who has worked for the New York Times, has published a number of books, including his most recent book about the rebuilding of New Orleans after Katrina. we were honoured and delighted to partner with him on this project and I hope you'll be interested very over to you. thanks, Jessica, and thank you everyone listening for your, your interest. I've been a journalist for more than 30 plus years, but I'll confess upfront that all those years I never really covered food, grocery stores, nutrition, but in a way that ended up being a blessing when I first heard about this is two summers ago. I actually approached a former colleague of mine who who covered food, saying hey, you'd probably be interested in this, and she pointed out that for her work as a journalist she's always quoting Center for science, public interest and other folks and it would be a conflict. you know, every time she quotes CSPI she'd have to like note that she had a relationship with it. so and then for me it meant an ability to really just do this research and not worry that it was gonna close doors for me or anything like that. and another big piece here is: I've been a business reporter to New York Times and other places for a long time and I just was absolutely fascinated by this idea of a grocery store as a real estate play- very counterintuitive the way I think as a consumer as a grocery store. so it's very easy for me to to get into this despite not really having much, despite having no background as a journalist at least. um, you know I started almost exactly a year ago, Jessica others at CSP. I got me started with some materials- a pair of ft- see reports from the early two-thousands- a few papers and places like the Journal of law and commerce, and I did a little bit of web research, literature search, and the first realization is I was shocked at how little had been written on this. you read the FTC report and they tok about there's a 2001-2003. they tok about how important this is, how essential this is to the us diet, yet food makers, supermarkets, weren't partikipating with them, so they just threw up their hands and said, well, it's an important topic, but no one's toking to us. so they just, they just moved, they moved on. you know one of the things I learned very early on one of my first interviews, somebody told me, oh, you'll never get this. this is one of the deep, dark secrets of retail which basically kind of set up a good challenge for me. so the first thing I did, first thing I did after, after doing my reading, is call a former colleague of mine, Michael Moss, and you know certainly these placement fees played a big factor in the salt, sugar and fat in our in our diet. in our diet is one way to use the subtitle- have food Giants hook us. but he kind of loved the question, he loved the idea of getting to the bottom of it, but he hadn't looked at it and he didn't know anyone really who, who had it gave me a few anecdotal stories, but there wasn't. it wasn't much. the way it works in investigative journalism is you're always using one facts to get more facts. so I comb through the FTC papers and stuff. they're little pieces, they're you know it's. it's said in the FTC 2003 report that it costs about twenty thousand dollars to get a new product into a single chain, and so I would just used that number like does that sound right to you tires? it is lower and, as I was getting more facts, triangulate and try to reach conclusions about how much different things that cost, which I'll get into in a litt.

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February 17, 1990 commercials

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How to load e-coupons to your Safeway Club Card

hi, and this is Heather with queen bee coupons- calm, I'm going to show you today how to add coupons to your Safeway Club card. ekoo bonds are also known as electronic coupons, and there's no clipping. you add them right to your Safeway Club card and at the register, when you input your phone number or swipe your card, they come off automatikally. they're super easy and they're free. so here's how to get started. you're going to want to go to Safeway comm and click on register now at the top of the site. you need to create an account with Safeway comm to use coupons. they'll ask for basic contact information and your Safeway Club card number. that club card number is not your phone number. the two numbers are linked but they're not the same. you'll find your Safeway Club card number on the back of your safely Club card. if you no longer have your physical card, you can call customer service and get the number at checkout. you can input your phone number and they'll come off with just your phone number. you won't need your physical card, but create your account. you will need that number. once you've created your account, let's sign in. go to Safeway comm, click on sign in at the top of the page, input your login information and click sign-in. it takes you right to this area here where you can click on the coupon Center. this is where you're going to find all your savings. so these coupons are usually manufacturer coupons. this one here, sick Sara Lee deli me. it's a dollar off any package of Sara Lee pre sliced meat from the deli. it's a one-time use coupon, as you can see here, and it expires August 30th. to add it to your club card, click Add. what it means by one-time coupon is: if you bought one deli meat, the one dollar would come off. if you bought to an additional eco pond would not come off. you can scroll through. you can sort by categories at the store they have in addition to the dollar offs or the percent off. they also have coupons like this one here. Blue Diamond almonds are a dollar ninety-nine limit for. so this looks just like and acts just like a Safeway Club coupon, something you would see in the in at in the ad. so instead of clipping the coupon for a dollar ninety-nine Blue Diamond almonds, you would just add that to your card and when you picked up the Blue Diamond almonds at the store, that ekoo pond would automatikally make them a dollar ninety-nine each. so we can look at a few of these other coupons here. here's another coupon for an amount off two dollars off Arm & Hammer cat litter. it tells you exactly what size you'll need to buy and what the limit would be. so I generally go through and I add all the e coupons that I see because they're free to add and they disappear when they expire. so there's really no loss as far as if you add them and they disappear, they're just gone if they're manufacture coupons. you cannot use a manufacturer coupon in combination at checkout. that would be double dipping. if it's a manufacturer coupon, you can use either an e coupon or a printed coupon. once you've added all of your coupons that you want to to your shopping cart, I recommend printing the email or shopping list. otherwise you don't remember what coupons you may have loaded on to your shoppers card. so it gives you this nice printout here and it you need to pay specific attention to the size of the coop, the size of the product that's required to make sure you buy that that product. you can see when they expire over on the right side and it also you can also email this list to yourself. it's good to have the printed out list when you go to the store, because if, for some reason, the e coupon does not come out a checkout- which does happen- then you can show customer service that you had it loaded onto your ecard and they can try and help you there. I hope this information is helpful. I definitely recommend checking the Safeway website regularly. upload the coupons. give them some time to register, like, for example, if you're going to be shopping later on today, I would upload them early in the morning. or you know ugly, upload them the day before. that way they have time to actually make it onto your card. sometimes you upload them and then run right to the store. they may not come off. if you have any other questions or any other things that you'd like to cover, please leave a comment on the post and I'll be happy to try and help you. thanks and good luck. visit queen bee coupons com for more savings and tips.

RICH People Who Turned Themselves into PLASTIC!

we've all heard the phrase love the skin you're in, but if there's something you really don't like about your appearance these days, you can probably do something about it if you have enough money to invest in expensive cosmetik purchases, that is. but what happens when someone with too much money decides they want to change the way they look? well, this and this and this. without further ado, let's take a look at some filthy rich people who turned themselves into plastik. [Music]: jocelyn wildenstein. if you asked present-day jocelyn wildenstein to stand next to her former self, you probably wouldn't even think they were distant cousins. in fact, the jocelyn wildenstein we see today looks more like a badly drawn cartoon than a real person, let alone a 75 year old woman. but how did this once attractive american socialite end up with a face that looks like it was inflated by a bicycle pump? jocelyn was born in lusan, switzerland, in 1945, but later moved to paris, where she became a skilled hunter and pilot. jocelyn was then introduced to billionaire art dealer alec wildenstein at a shooting weekend, and the pair married and had two children together. but jocelyn later discovered her husband had been cheating on her with a 19 year old russian model, and what followed was a high-profile divorce that ended less than amicably in 1999. desperate to lure her ex-husband back, jocelyn hatched a plan: if her husband loved hunting big cats so much, she would just turn herself into one. after the split, jocelyn secured a 2.5 billion dollar settlement and over 100 million dollars a year in maintenance, making her one of america's wealthiest women at the time. and what did she do with all that dough? she pumped it into expensive surgeries. that's what experts speculate that she has had: upper and lower eyelid surgery, a brow lift, facelift, lip plumping injections, chin augmentation, fat grafting and cheek implants, among other procedures. it's also thought that she has undergone a procedure called canthopexy, which elevates the eyes to give them a cat-like appearance. despite all this, jocelyn claims she hasn't had a single surgery and says her looks are all down to her swiss heritage. ah yes, i forgot. everyone in switzerland looked like lion human hybrids. after jocelyn's ex-husband died in 2008, she resided in a cushy, 13 million dollar apartment on the 51st floor of the trump towers. but all that came crashing down in 2018 when she shockingly filed for bankruptcy, claiming her bank account balance was at zero dollars. i wonder if plastik surgeons take ious these days. with so many plastik surgery tricks in the world. it's easy to be fooled, but here's one thing you can always rely on here: at be amazed. we do things aw natsural, so you can expect weird, wonderful and downright amazing fact-based content every single day. all for the low, low cost of tapping those like and subscribe buttons and tikling that little bell icon. all done onwards. detox, this next cosmetik surgery fanatik, needs no real introduction if there are any rupaul's drag race fans in the house. detox, real name matthew sanderson, is a world famous drag queen and one of the most memorable contestants from the show, placing fourth on season 5 and later returning for all stars 2, where she was the runner-up. detox may not have taken home the crown on either occasion, but she certainly holds the title as one of the most cosmetikally enhanced queens from the show. detox started getting famous by performing in nightclubs in the early 2000s and even had appearances in music videos for huge stars like rihanna and kesha. since then, she has carved out a successful career, even appearing on the cover of new york magazine in 2019 and placing 14th on the magazine's list of the 100 most powerful drag queens in america. of course, she looks totally different without all the makeup and wigs, but sanderson himself has also changed pretty drastikally in appearance. he once looked like any other ordinary nerdy kid and discovered plastik surgery at the age of 17, after attending his very first drag show. looking back on this time in his life, sanderson once said: my entire life i was a string bean. i was very skinny and i realized that i could have a beautiful body by injection, and that's exactly what he did. although the exact number of procedures that went into the making of detox is unknown, sanderson has previously toked about having gallons of silicone injected into his body, including his hips, pecs, shoulders and butt. in 2018, detox hit the headlines after a procedure designed to manufacture the perfect six-pack went horribly wrong. as you can see, sanderson's abs ended up looking totally uneven and lumpy. detox then appeared on the tv show botched where he begged celebrity surgeons to fix the embarrassing abs. man, rich people will truly stop at nothing to avoid actually working out. plastik surgery is still a pretty controversial subject these days, but thankfully, there are much easier ways to help keep your appearance under control. for example, two out of three guys will experience some form of male pattern baldness by the time they're 35. luckily, this uncomfortable experience can be treated with an incredible subscription service known as keeps, who kindly sponsored today's video. this revolutionary approach to hair loss treatment offers generic versions of fda approved hair loss medications, making them way more 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wanted to look like. you guessed it. barbie hammond, who loved to play with dolls as a little girl, has already spent nearly thousand dollars on her transformation to date, and she has no plans to stop anytime soon. her cosmetik surgery journey kicked off when she was just 21.. shortly after, she started dying her hair signature platinum blonde, when she dropped three thousand dollars on her very first chest augmentation surgery. soon afterwards, she started getting regular botox injections, as well as collagen filler for her lips, something which has become a ritual these days. when nanette reached her early thirties, she really started splashing the cash, spending about one thousand seven hundred dollars on extensions and hair coloring, as well as forty dollars a month on spray tans, three hundred and fifty dollars on manicures and pedicures and four hundred and ninety dollars on eyelash extensions. because of her impossibly small frame, nanette has to get custom tailored clothes made, which costs another 280 dollars a month. and it doesn't end there. nanette got another chest enhancement at 38, boosting her cup size to a 28 h, for the low, low price of nine thousand eight hundred dollars. on top of that, she has spent fifty thousand eight hundred dollars on dental veneers for that perfect cartoonish smile. how does she pay for it all, you ask? well, that's simple, she doesn't. her husband, dave, does. to really complete her barbie fantasy, nanette even has three custom-made barbie cars totaling a whopping 247.000, also bought by dave. nanette doesn't make any apologies for her lavish lifestyle and loves the idea that she will probably look like barbie well into her old age w.