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Loki: Hello Bruce

I live in Denver. A good friend of mine has been coming up regularly from Albuquerque to Denver for medical care. Her situation isn't all that unique or challenging, but the care she needs just isn't available in NM. I've heard similar stories from others who live in Santa Fe.

I used to work for a large grocery chain in the US as somebody whose entire job was inventory rotation, date management, discounting, and disposal. It was a large store, massive amount of sales per day. I tried my hardest to get customers to understand that dates were more for my and the store's use than theirs, but if that date was anywhere close or past that day, everyone refused to purchase it no matter how much of a discount I threw on. As an experiment, I recorded the cost of the products I was throwing out (shelf and frozen items only, not produce, dairy or meats), and I ended up stopping because the numbers were depressing. Hundreds to thousands of dollars a day, straight wasted because the date was 1 or 2 days over. Week after week this was happening, and although the store had a program established to donate items to local food banks, nobody from those organizations would show to pick up the items. So it was a constant cycle of taking items off the shelves, setting the allowed-to-donate items aside, pitching everything else, then come back at the end of the week and throw out all the set-aside items because they were never picked up. Everything roughly a week away from expiration was to be marked down with at most 50% discount. At times, I reduced it right down to the purchase price plus 1 cent, just to get it out the doors. Dented cans, torn cardboard, malformed plastic packaging, all reasons people would leave something on the shelf for it to gather dust and eventually hit clearance, where most of the time it'd be forgotten until months after the best by date, and it'd end up with the same fate as everything else - straight into landfill. Thank you for making a video on this. It's definitely something the general public in the US should be made more aware of as consumers, and hopefully better understand how stores and inventory management operates.