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1. There is no Wegmans in Philly
2. I have never been to a Wegmans, it is not well known here
3. The closes one is in South Jersey, about 15 miles + $4 (soon to be $5). The closest one in PA is 30 minutes from Penn.
2. I have never been to a Wegmans, it is not well known here
3. The closes one is in South Jersey, about 15 miles + $4 (soon to be $5). The closest one in PA is 30 minutes from Penn.
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Totally off topic, but...wtf is a Wegmans?r6_philly wrote:1. There is no Wegmans in Philly
2. I have never been to a Wegmans, it is not well known here
3. The closes one is in South Jersey, about 15 miles + $4 (soon to be $5). The closest one in PA is 30 minutes from Penn.
I could google this but I want to hear it from y'all first.
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r6_philly wrote:1. There is no Wegmans in Philly
2. I have never been to a Wegmans, it is not well known here
3. The closes one is in South Jersey, about 15 miles + $4 (soon to be $5). The closest one in PA is 30 minutes from Penn.
*withdraws from Penn, applies to Cornell*
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+1NZA wrote:Totally off topic, but...wtf is a Wegmans?r6_philly wrote:1. There is no Wegmans in Philly
2. I have never been to a Wegmans, it is not well known here
3. The closes one is in South Jersey, about 15 miles + $4 (soon to be $5). The closest one in PA is 30 minutes from Penn.
I could google this but I want to hear it from y'all first.
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Bummer it isn't directly in Philly - their location map deceived me! On the other hand, 15 miles is nothing. I have driven an hour for Wegmans. God I miss it.r6_philly wrote:1. There is no Wegmans in Philly
2. I have never been to a Wegmans, it is not well known here
3. The closes one is in South Jersey, about 15 miles + $4 (soon to be $5). The closest one in PA is 30 minutes from Penn.
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looks like no dings this evening phew
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jd2014! wrote:r6_philly wrote:1. There is no Wegmans in Philly
2. I have never been to a Wegmans, it is not well known here
3. The closes one is in South Jersey, about 15 miles + $4 (soon to be $5). The closest one in PA is 30 minutes from Penn.
*withdraws from Penn, applies to Cornell*
lol definitely the single best thing about Ithaca.
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We have ACME!jd2014! wrote:r6_philly wrote:1. There is no Wegmans in Philly
2. I have never been to a Wegmans, it is not well known here
3. The closes one is in South Jersey, about 15 miles + $4 (soon to be $5). The closest one in PA is 30 minutes from Penn.
*withdraws from Penn, applies to Cornell*

Actually there is a lack of supermarkets in Phillly/around Penn. There is a Fresh Grocer but everything is over priced. I have lots of options near where I live but you have to drive there. I do think stuff cost cost 10%-25% more in Philly as opposed to 5 minutes away by car, and sales tax is 1% more.
And alcohol is more expensive because you have to buy it from state owned stores

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123xalady wrote:looks like no dings this evening phew*
*yet
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Ew. In Virginia, as well. Is it just liquor or beer also? (Yah, it's that important.)r6_philly wrote:
And alcohol is more expensive because you have to buy it from state owned stores
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Wine and spirits in state stores, beer in distributors. Distributors close early and only sell in boxes (well that shouldn't be a problem lol). I don't think either sell on Sundays (I could be wrong, haven't bought beer in a while). You can't buy from supermarkets, but you can buy from takeout places (very expensive obviously).arism87 wrote:Ew. In Virginia, as well. Is it just liquor or beer also? (Yah, it's that important.)r6_philly wrote:
And alcohol is more expensive because you have to buy it from state owned stores
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*crosses Penn off the list*r6_philly wrote:Wine and spirits in state stores, beer in distributors. Distributors close early and only sell in boxes (well that shouldn't be a problem lol). I don't think either sell on Sundays (I could be wrong, haven't bought beer in a while). You can't buy from supermarkets, but you can buy from takeout places (very expensive obviously).arism87 wrote:Ew. In Virginia, as well. Is it just liquor or beer also? (Yah, it's that important.)r6_philly wrote:
And alcohol is more expensive because you have to buy it from state owned stores
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czelede wrote:+1NZA wrote:Totally off topic, but...wtf is a Wegmans?r6_philly wrote:1. There is no Wegmans in Philly
2. I have never been to a Wegmans, it is not well known here
3. The closes one is in South Jersey, about 15 miles + $4 (soon to be $5). The closest one in PA is 30 minutes from Penn.
I could google this but I want to hear it from y'all first.
Some unfamiliar with Wegmans may categorize it as a "supermarket" or perhaps a "grocery store." Those of us familiar with Wegmans know that it is oh so much more. It is grocery heaven, and unexpectedly affordable as well. (Though I admit the prepared foods- which are divine btw- are $$$.) Good selection of natural foods and cheese and the like. Solid bargains (with Shoppers Club, of course). <3
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arism87 wrote:
*crosses Penn off the list*

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But then what happens if it's last minute on a Sunday morning and I forgot to get beer for the game? In Baltimore I have only to walk about .5 blocks, regardless of where I am... lolr6_philly wrote:arism87 wrote:
*crosses Penn off the list*you got to ask your friends to go take you shopping across the bridge in Jersey or down in Delaware where there is no sales tax (vs. 7%) with cheaper prices. It's only about 20 minutes down I-95 from school.
OR what if I've already been drinking and that's just ages away?
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We have better ones and cheaper ones, probably not both.jd2014! wrote: Some unfamiliar with Wegmans may categorize it as a "supermarket" or perhaps a "grocery store." Those of us familiar with Wegmans know that it is oh so much more. It is grocery heaven, and unexpectedly affordable as well. (Though I admit the prepared foods- which are divine btw- are $$$.) Good selection of natural foods and cheese and the like. Solid bargains (with Shoppers Club, of course). <3
Grocery heaven is reserved for Walmart Supercenters in states like WV and SW VA only. Sorry.
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Holy shit, you live in Baltimore?! Tell me that it is exactly like The Wire.arism87 wrote:But then what happens if it's last minute on a Sunday morning and I forgot to get beer for the game? In Baltimore I have only to walk about .5 blocks, regardless of where I am... lolr6_philly wrote:arism87 wrote:
*crosses Penn off the list*you got to ask your friends to go take you shopping across the bridge in Jersey or down in Delaware where there is no sales tax (vs. 7%) with cheaper prices. It's only about 20 minutes down I-95 from school.

Hmm...okay. Well, I can't say I know any grocery store I'd ever get excited for, but apparently, Wegman's is the place to be! I was hoping it was going to be something like a BevMo!jd2014! wrote:Some unfamiliar with Wegmans may categorize it as a "supermarket" or perhaps a "grocery store." Those of us familiar with Wegmans know that it is oh so much more. It is grocery heaven, and unexpectedly affordable as well. (Though I admit the prepared foods- which are divine btw- are $$$.) Good selection of natural foods and cheese and the like. Solid bargains (with Shoppers Club, of course). <3
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I go out to drink on weekends. During the week I go around Penn for free boos. If you go to the right functions you can have 2 nights of unlimited free beer per week. Just venture outside of the law school.arism87 wrote: But then what happens if it's last minute on a Sunday morning and I forgot to get beer for the game? In Baltimore I have only to walk about .5 blocks, regardless of where I am... lol
OR what if I've already been drinking and that's just ages away?
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YES!! Nothing beats Walmart back home!!!r6_philly wrote: Grocery heaven is reserved for Walmart Supercenters in states like WV and SW VA only. Sorry.
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Ok. It is hesitantly back on the list.r6_philly wrote:I go out to drink on weekends. During the week I go around Penn for free boos. If you go to the right functions you can have 2 nights of unlimited free beer per week. Just venture outside of the law school.arism87 wrote: But then what happens if it's last minute on a Sunday morning and I forgot to get beer for the game? In Baltimore I have only to walk about .5 blocks, regardless of where I am... lol
OR what if I've already been drinking and that's just ages away?
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In many ways... yes. Yes it is.NZA wrote: Holy shit, you live in Baltimore?! Tell me that it is exactly like The Wire.![]()
Although I have to say, I really love it. If only Hopkins had a law skool!
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Don't have supercenters around Philly. Sorry. Guess crossing Penn back off the list?arism87 wrote:YES!! Nothing beats Walmart back home!!!r6_philly wrote: Grocery heaven is reserved for Walmart Supercenters in states like WV and SW VA only. Sorry.

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r6_philly wrote:
Grocery heaven is reserved for Walmart Supercenters in states like WV and SW VA only. Sorry.
Walmart has absolutely nothing on a super Wegmans.
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arism87 wrote:YES!! Nothing beats Walmart back home!!!r6_philly wrote: Grocery heaven is reserved for Walmart Supercenters in states like WV and SW VA only. Sorry.

Really?
arism87 wrote:Although I have to say, I really love it. If only Hopkins had a law skool!

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Hahaha nah. Choosing a law school based on Walmart is just silly. Unlike choosing a school based on the availability of beer.r6_philly wrote:Don't have supercenters around Philly. Sorry. Guess crossing Penn back off the list?arism87 wrote:YES!! Nothing beats Walmart back home!!!r6_philly wrote: Grocery heaven is reserved for Walmart Supercenters in states like WV and SW VA only. Sorry.
I have my priorities straight, r6!
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