Cub Foods

Um, yeah.

One story, we might have talked about this on the podcast, but we had gotten Cub Foods gift cards.

I know, I think we talked about that part, but-

Yeah.

It's been a long time

...

there was, there was one guy that was standing on a corner, and we stopped as we were driving, and we gave him a Cub Foods gift card.

And he was super nice, and he was like, "God bless you.

I mean, it's like propaganda on steroids, right? When you look, you look at this stuff, um, a-and, and, and it's like, how much of it is natural, right? Versus how much of it is a company, right? Like, like preservatives.

Are preservatives actually bad for you, or do companies want their food to go bad so you have to buy more because it doesn't last as long in the fridge, or, you know, the Cub Foods or the Walmart has to order more because, you know, the food goes bad.

Like, are preservatives actually bad? I don't know.

I haven't Googled this.

Probably the most popular question I get from lawyers.

Unfortunately, it's like asking me, how much does a bag of groceries cost? I don't know what's in the bag, and I don't know if it's Cub Foods or Whole Foods.

So let's spend half an hour together.

Let's figure out if there's a good fit.

Sarah Hopkins, it's episode 237.

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And I found that with coffee, especially in the CPG context, people go with their locals, right? So yes, you have some national brands and there's fantastic national brands out there.

But a lot of you go look, go walk into a Whole Foods or Sprouts or, you know, Cub Foods or Kroger Albertsons.

There's going to be those mainline, you know, national brands.

And they're always pretty good at having the local brands.

well? So, yeah.

I mean, for groceries, my main grocery place is Cub.

Cub Foods.

I do everything else between Sam's Club, Target, and Aldi.

Walmart is the one place I never think to go.

I mean, for groceries, my main grocery place is Cub.

Cub Foods.

I do everything else between Sam's Club, Target, and Aldi.

Walmart is the one place I never think to go.

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