By hungry - 13/10/2013 05:23 - United States

Today, I heard that there was supposed to be a huge blizzard heading our way, so I went out to stock up on groceries. After spending $600 on food, I drove home and packed most of it into the fridge and freezer just in time for our power to go out. FML
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Welshite 39

Correct me if I'm wrong, but aren't you supposed to buy food that can be stored and doesn't perish at room temperature when a storm heads your way?

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jjmiller1001 17

if it's cold enough to snow, put all the stuff outside

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tranced_ 45

600$ worth of food and beverage? were you planning to stay for a month!?

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Darthbane2007 17

Of course $600.00 depends on how large the OP's family is and how bad the blizzard is going to get...

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misterjez 15

Exactly lol. $600 is insane. I can fill up a whole cart at the grocery store for like $150 or even less. I can see it though the clerks always tell me they have some people that spend $300 a week. Also depends on prices of where u live and what store you go to.

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cathrope 10

I'm not sure if you deserve a "YDI" for I don't know how close you are to the nearest town or city.

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askingandy 23

Because it can get ridiculously cold? Weather isn't confined to just one season.

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eggy911 7

Just use common sense and put it outside. Not to mention, as long as you keep the fridge and freezer closed, it should stay frozen or refrigerated for some time yet

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hellphone_fml 37

Yea op learn to control the weather and not make blizzards

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creepyclowntown 10

IG its a huge blizzard there is a good chance you will lose power.stock up on non perishables and if you got perishables put in your back yard snow

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Korra_fml 23

i kinda agree with the guy who said to put some dry ice in the fridge and freezer... if u have the cash to spare after droppin 600 on food, and if the storm hasnt already hit, u should go out and buy some... if not, u could at least scoop some snow from outside (assuming ur kitchen is near enough to a door) and pack ur fridge/freezer with snow... that should keep stuff at least cool enough to not spoil.. or, u could bury it in the snow in the back yard and hope animals dont find it...

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