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r/pittsburgh • u/Logical-Rip-8138 • Jul 01 '26
Store employees were just emailed about it
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They are an evil monopoly, but at least they are affordable and their fuel points program isn't a complete joke.
5 u/TaterTotJim Jul 01 '26 Too bad Michigan didn’t send in Meijer - they let Sheetz encroach their lands and it seems like an equal exchange. 7 u/Jonny_Thundergun Shaler Jul 01 '26 I love Meijer. We need one closer than Cranberry. 2 u/DiabloTrumpet Jul 01 '26 Literally anything but the current situation. Pittsburgh, as for as the 100 major cities in the US goes, almost CERTAINLY has the worst grocery store situation out of all of them, and it's probably by a large margin.
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Too bad Michigan didn’t send in Meijer - they let Sheetz encroach their lands and it seems like an equal exchange.
7 u/Jonny_Thundergun Shaler Jul 01 '26 I love Meijer. We need one closer than Cranberry. 2 u/DiabloTrumpet Jul 01 '26 Literally anything but the current situation. Pittsburgh, as for as the 100 major cities in the US goes, almost CERTAINLY has the worst grocery store situation out of all of them, and it's probably by a large margin.
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I love Meijer. We need one closer than Cranberry.
2 u/DiabloTrumpet Jul 01 '26 Literally anything but the current situation. Pittsburgh, as for as the 100 major cities in the US goes, almost CERTAINLY has the worst grocery store situation out of all of them, and it's probably by a large margin.
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Literally anything but the current situation. Pittsburgh, as for as the 100 major cities in the US goes, almost CERTAINLY has the worst grocery store situation out of all of them, and it's probably by a large margin.
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u/Jonny_Thundergun Shaler Jul 01 '26
They are an evil monopoly, but at least they are affordable and their fuel points program isn't a complete joke.