Most expensive groceries in the country...

[ironyak]

lol - now she's busing to Hilo a couple times a week to buy in bulk 20 lbs of rice, 4 gallons (that's 34 lbs) of milk, etc, etc. and other cold stuff to take on the bus back to Puna... Right, sounds perfectly believable. $4 for a 20-slice loaf of bread (that's 20 cents a slice), but somehow 8 slices only cost 80 cents for Eggs and Toast? Or 4 cups of rice are needed for "Egg fried rice", but that costs nothing in that meal? And it's still "averaging $4.30 per person per meal", which is more than the Rollins $3 special, if any of the math is to believed (it's not).

I know believing made-up B.S. is part of your political preferences, but can't you spend 60 seconds to review the nonsense you keep posting? When people in Hawaii say they like spam, I don't think repeatedly posting this slop is what they have in mind.