Wegmans supermarket sells out of Trump wine after proposed boycott

[rodamala]

You have to be a freaking idiot to turn your back on Wegman's.

I imagine Heaven will be one giant Wegman's where your VISA card never runs out of money.

Wegman's prices are high, the aisle layout is intentionally labyrinthlike and the store is populated with braindead liberals seeking retail therapy through buying organic, free-range, fair-trade starfruit.

@Freya

[EC]

Wegman's prices are high, the aisle layout is intentionally labyrinthlike and the store is populated with braindead liberals seeking retail therapy through buying organic, free-range, fair-trade starfruit.

@Freya

So it's IKEA for food?

[rodamala]

Trump Wine? I can just imagine what that tastes like....

Water?  Like out the toilet?

[rodamala]

So it's IKEA for food?

It's freaky that you say that... because I nearly typed those EXACT words... but then figured not everyone would know what IKEA is like.

[Rivergirl]

Good thing.  Ivanka needs the money so she can pay delinquent taxes and deal with the lawsuits against her.

[EC]

It's freaky that you say that... because I nearly typed those EXACT words... but then figured not everyone would know what IKEA is like.

Great minds, and all that .... 

[IsailedawayfromFR]

Maybe collectors are making a run on the Trump wine like people did for Billy Beer.

You can buy this sixpack on ebay for $68.

[verga]

Wegman's prices are high, the aisle layout is intentionally labyrinthlike and the store is populated with braindead liberals seeking retail therapy through buying organic, free-range, fair-trade starfruit.

@Freya

@rodamala it depends on the location. I used to live near Buffalo NY the layout of 2 of the stores was well thought out and the people in those neighborhoods were very conservative. On the other hand the one in Amherst was exactly as you described. The layouts and customers in the Rochester locations varied as well.

[Gefn]

Wegman's prices are high, the aisle layout is intentionally labyrinthlike and the store is populated with braindead liberals seeking retail therapy through buying organic, free-range, fair-trade starfruit.

@Freya

@rodamala , I've gone to the one in Princeton with my mom. She's bought things for me, when she's done her shopping, like eggs, milk, etc. I can't afford to buy things there but I like walking around in it. It's a pretty store. The coffee is ground in front of you and that smells yummy.