On Tuesday, March 23, 2021 at 10:11:04 AM UTC-4, Cindy Hamilton wrote:
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> And if you were comparing the price of oil to the price of molasses,
> it might matter. But why would you do that?

No, it's about recognizing what's a bargain and what isn't.

Here's the first half of that article, from a reader in Alice, Texas:

"I made a discovery. I purchased a jar of generic honey that read '32 oz. net weight.' I put the honey in a syrup bottle that read '24 fluid ounces.' I discovered that 32 ounces net weight of honey fits in a bottle that holds 24 fluid ounces of syrup. This showed me that the price of the generic honey was average and I made no savings. Read the labels and know the measurements."


Lenona.