Theoretically I'm kinda rich, but I feel the crunch at the grocery store. I buy the highest quality, lowest cost stuff I can find. There can be a positive sto

Theoretically I'm kinda rich, but I feel the crunch at the grocery store. I buy the highest quality, lowest cost stuff I can find. There can be a positive story here maybe though: - More doordash = less grocery - More farmer's market = less grocery - More home-grown = less grocery Though TFA points out, 80% of Americans say they're still trying to spend less 28% are actively trying to cut back on groceries 56% are trading down to lower-priced brands 49% are simply buying fewer items, 44% are leaning harder on coupons and promotions BTW my nearest grocery shut down this quarter. Couldn't make money. Got to go farther now.