Valid question, I didn't think of that — there's no other date listed anywhere on the package so I assume it's expiration (isn't that required)?

community market in bloomfield (which is owned by GE) has been notoriously bad about this for me. it's the only place i've ever shopped at where i specifically check the expiration date of everything i pick up. definitely sucks as a customer.

But it's easier to pretend like I'm helping...

I find expired food on the shelf at GE, WalMart, and Target.

I don't remember ever seeing that at Aldi's.

Verona Village Inn for Italian

O.K.

stinkys 100%. In lawrencville.

I need to get back to Carmelas, it's been too long

Don’t donate money thru a store to charity. They just use it as a tax write off instead of you

Arby's on McKnight Road, duh.

Though not impossible, unlikely. He hasn't worked in film in a decade. Super sad all around, regardless.

Assumes the processing unit/display hasn't been sitting underwater for months.

i prefer a thrift store with:

• a place with good parking

• a place with a good selection of reliable furmiture

• a place wirh a variety of clothes and brands

-items that arent priced 2x as much (RW+B prices items for the sale. a coat that should sell for $20 will be priced at $40...and will likely not sell until their 50% off day...and they know this)

-a place that prices things so a flipper can still make a buck. RW+B will often post "Sells on Ebay for $X.xx" on their stuff behind the counter

-a place that accepts debit cards/credit cards

-a place with a dressing room

-a place that is generally clean

-a place that does not have a line that wraps around the entirety of the floor plan on wednesdays/saturdays

-a place that is open past 6pm on a weeknight so i can go there after my day job

i really could go on and on...but if you're cool with the OPPOSITE of everything i listed above, then i guess RW+B is the place for you

It's for emergency snack/ice cream runs only haha

Dude.....

What do you expect from THIS Giant Eagle??? (One on Frankstown Road).

They have anti-theft devices on laundry detergent, for Christ's sake.

For those that don't remember, there's an episode or two on YouTube.

I remember the show ended in the late 90s but was still rerun in the post SNL slot for a couple years.

Cork Harbor House in Lawrenceville has a few TVs and is generally willing to change the channel. Cinderlands Warehouse in the Strip also usually shows basketball games, even with the Penguins playing.

It’s weird if you didn’t know why it was marked down…. That said, enjoy your discount snack.

We have to compete with Nextdoor... can't let the Karens win!

Wow, the comments are just a sesspool.

Had to look that up, I was thinking sexy Catholic church but that didn't sound right

Many snack foods, sodas, etc in grocery stores are stocked by outside vendors. I'm not sure if Snyders is stocked by a Snyders vendor or the store's grocery dept but either way it is highly unusual to see a popular product that far out of date. Someone made a mistake at some point and if the store were aware the grocery team leader would catch shit from the store leader guaranteed. They get surprise 3rd party audits a few times a year and one out of date product would fail that department and have an effect on the department and store leaders' bonuses. They take out of date products very seriously. It's probably fine to eat though; there is no science to those dates at all.

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Well, thanks for the info, I'm not a BBQ eater but since OP listed it I passed along a rec from a friend.

Maybe, but large organizations like UPMC, whether they call themselves 'non-profit' or not, are driven by profit. Diverting police away from the hospitals is likely just going to create a public relations nightmare.

The effective way to pressure UPMC is to impact their bottom line. Use the permitting process to prevent their new hospital wing or administrative building from opening for even a couple months and they will lose millions of dollars. And that is money they will lose immediately, before they can effectively retaliate monetarily by forcing the city to pay legal fees fighting in court.