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I think people would be interested in this data, but I could be wildly wrong. If you're curious about the price of anything, put it in the comments and the next time I go to Costco I'll check it out and jot it down.

Why would I do this? I really like not being at the house and having side quests to fill my time. No drama as to why I don't want to be home. We have someone at the house who works from home so we gotta be quiet if we stay home especially during his meetings.

I think people would be interested in this data, but I could be wildly wrong. If you're curious about the price of anything, put it in the comments and the next time I go to Costco I'll check it out and jot it down. Why would I do this? I really like not being at the house and having side quests to fill my time. No drama as to why I don't want to be home. We have someone at the house who works from home so we gotta be quiet if we stay home especially during his meetings.

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This would be helpful. You could do this by month (or weekly if you're really bored). Then it could be plotted and correlated to other data.

Organic milk, 3 pack Ground beef (lots of types, so get names of what you check) Sliced lunchmeat turkey, salami, roast beef 5-dozen eggs Sliced chedder, havarti Soughdough and other sliced breads (usually they have the Dave's Killer bread)

Getting the listed weight of each on the packaging will help track shrinkflation.

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These are awesome suggestions. I can keep an eye on those brand names and select some items myself like two different brands of coffee etc

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^This.

A standard list of common items that can be compared to other areas and over time.

Also suggest other common commodities: * Coffee * Sugar * Flour * etc.