aem wrote:
> On Jul 10, 5:23 am, "Nancy Young" > wrote:
>> Just curious what others would do. Idly curious.

>> If I thought anyone there spoke more than two words of
>> English, I'd call and tell them about it. I'd rather not drive
>> to some other far off place.

> Sorry to hear it, but do you really think there are no English
> speakers there?

No, I really don't. The cashier doesn't appear to speak
English. Forget the guys behind the meat counter, that's
a struggle to make clear what you want. There are a
couple of guys I can hear hanging around the loading dock.
That covers the array of employees in the store at all times
that I've been there.

> standards for grocery stores. If I wanted them to change their way of
> doing business I wouldn't be averse to contacting the authorities if I
> knew who they were.

It's a thought.

> Fortunately, I don't have that problem here. I regularly go to three
> asian markets, all of which are at least as clean as the supermarket
> chains.

I can only think of one other within reasonable driving distance.
Maybe two. They're pretty far and I think one of them is related
to the one I visit.

Anyway, I'll just be bringing my own bag (sorry, Andy, I didn't
reply to you) so my food doesn't have to touch the black gunk.

nancy