I also believe that EBT cards shouldn't be accepted at convenience stores. Every week, I see the same people using their EBT cards to buy junk food, energy drinks and sodas with the cards. These same people then turn around and use their cash (actual cash they have in pocket) to buy cigarettes, beer, and lottery tickets. Why the hell does anyone need to be buying that kind of junk every freaking day, week, or whatever when they're using EBT?!
The prices are higher than regular grocery stores, and the only foods with any sort of nutritional value would be the milk, fruits, and maybe some of the heat-and-eat sandwiches. The only other item of any sort of practical value would be the gas or other automotive products needed to keep the car running. The rest of the crap my store sells is junk. The only consolation is that we use the EBT cards exclusively for the food stamp value. We don't offer access to the EBT cash side through our system.
The prices are higher than regular grocery stores, and the only foods with any sort of nutritional value would be the milk, fruits, and maybe some of the heat-and-eat sandwiches. The only other item of any sort of practical value would be the gas or other automotive products needed to keep the car running. The rest of the crap my store sells is junk. The only consolation is that we use the EBT cards exclusively for the food stamp value. We don't offer access to the EBT cash side through our system.
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