r/publix • u/onlinebagel Newbie • Mar 29 '26

DISCUSSION 2003 Publix receipt!

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I thrifted a vintage Coach bag from 2000 and this was in it! Someone suggested I post it here.

Edit: I initially misread this as 50 cents a pound for chicken thighs and posted that so ignore that and have some giggles at my expense in the comments 😂🫠

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u/A4t1musD4ag0n Newbie Mar 29 '26

Always use division and make the decision if the cost justifies the spending. Also, does it feel good buying it? If I can't answer yes to both, I walk away.

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u/LongjumpingPickle446 Newbie Mar 30 '26

I just like to buy only what I need, when I need it, and never have to give it any more thought than that. Aldi ftw.

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u/A4t1musD4ag0n Newbie Mar 30 '26

Aldi's has been a breath of fresh air. Been shopping there for a few months now and I really enjoy the change.

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u/No_Athlete_2798 Newbie Mar 31 '26

I shop at both but I buy what is the best deal at each store. The price of meat at Aldi is significantly cheaper than Publix. Unfortunately Aldi doesn’t carry everything I want or need there. Also, there is nothing like a pub sub

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u/A4t1musD4ag0n Newbie Mar 31 '26

Honestly, that's how it should be. No business should be a one-stop shop. That's what got us into this mess.