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By Anonymous - 10/09/2013 07:35 - United States - San Francisco

Today, I bought $250 worth of groceries and was feeling rather good about myself because it's the first time I've been able to do so in months. When I returned home I found my fridge/freezer broken. Most of the food I bought was dairy or frozen. FML
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Same thing different taste

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Better get to eating Op. Btw that is a ton of groceries, especially if you live by yourself

I'd scream if that happened to me. My whole day would be udderly sour, and there's a 2% chance that I'd milk it for all it's worth. I hope you were able to moove your stuff to a working refrigerator. Sit on the cowch and hope tomorrow is a butter day. Good luck.

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Pancakes017 19

Congrats on your success, and I'm sorry about your misfortune :c

think about how good it will feel when you buy a new fridge.

How do you buy $250 of groceries at once? I usually buy for $25, max. $65 if I'm stocking up. When I went all out with my bf, we got to $100... so now tell me, how do you buy that much? Or do you want to have the most expensive kind of everything?

graceinsheepwear 33

You can't get much for $65, not in my area.

Yeah, 25 bucks is like, some milk, some meat, some bread and... that's it. What in the world do you eat?

I'm going to say that either things work a lot differently in Belgium, or 33's diet consists mostly of Ramen and the like. :P

honestly op it would probably wouldve been easiest to just go back to the store and return some of the items. you don't have to eat it, let it spoil or burden anyone for space. plus you'd get some of that money back

Most of the time you can't return frozen or dairy since by the time he got back home, found out his fridge was broken and then drove back most of it would be at least partially defrosted and they can't risk reselling it like that.

Success4444 12

The store would take it back anyway. Just don't give them a reason why. Just say you changed your mind. Once food is returned, however, they never put it back on the shelf for other consumers. It is a waste, I will admit, but that is the policy.

Too bad that didn't happen in the winter...you have a freezer for four months at least

If you actually find a lobster that you can purchase for $2.50, I'd strongly advise against it.