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Is it like this everywhere in North Carolina or is it like a Publix North Carolina thing the buy one get one free and you get the discount? Anyways, definitely making multiple trips to grocery stores because if I can save 50% at one on a few things I’m gonna take that. #groceryshopping #dayinmylife #ncgirl #northcarolina