Andy Ellwood
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211 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 26 May
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They intentionally said, I'll sit this one out so that somebody else in their family could eat.
And that's just crazy to me.
And unfortunately, very nervous about the fall this year, that everything's been happening in the geopolitical world.
It's affecting the fertilizer.
It's affecting shipping lanes.
All of that is going to affect our food costs this fall.
And so we're making sure that Stretch is ready for all of that because a lot of people are really reconsidering their budgets and thinking about, man,
All right, we were going to buy that steak, but maybe we'll buy ground turkey instead.
We were going to buy it.
And we've got holidays coming up.
Memorial Day, Fourth of July, like summer things.
Kids aren't in school during the summer, which means a bigger strain on families at home if they're eating at home.
All of those things are happening as we speak, and it's just in some ways shining a light on just how important the work that we're trying to do is.
Yeah, I think that when I think about the way that grocery stores are laid out, they make it easy to think about the things that you should be willing to pay for and maybe the things that you should be willing to trade down for.
So outer aisle, meat, seafood, dairy, produce.
Those are the things that, for me, I still want to order.
I want certain things to be organic.
I want to see the marbling on my meat.
I want to check the expiration date on my milk, and I want to make sure I'm getting the brown eggs that my wife loves.
Stuff that's on the inner aisle, stuff in the aisles that's packaged, processed, canned, bagged, it's a little bit less specific and it's a little bit more shelf-stable.
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