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Re:A man feeding a remote Alaska town with a Costco card and... by solotronics on Monday May 04, 2020 @01:42AM (#23064915)
My first reaction is that this is sad but that is incredibly biased based on my expectation of having anything on demand.
Re:A man feeding a remote Alaska town with a Costco card and... by fxtentacle on Monday May 04, 2020 @02:18AM (#23065090)
On the contrary. When I lived in such a village on vacation, it was incredibly liberating.

The bakery guy would have a promotion every week with something new for you to try, but apart from that you didn't have to make any decisions. I find choosing between 20 almost identical flavors of sandwich bread in your average supermarket to be much more mentally exhausting.

And since you knew which weekly special everyone else was trying out these days, you had a shared easy conversation topic with anyone.

Plus, to my big surprise the quality of frozen fish and vegetable packs was impeccable. Now, years later, I know that pretty much all "fresh" fish that you see in a supermarket is frozen for transport. So there's no difference.

Re:A man feeding a remote Alaska town with a Costco card and... by summm on Monday May 04, 2020 @07:28AM (#23066722)
In Germany most fish is anyway required to be frozen for food safety: correctly freezing kills most parasites.
Re:A man feeding a remote Alaska town with a Costco card and... by distances on Monday May 04, 2020 @02:18AM (#23065096)
Heh, and my first reaction was that this is awesome. Different viewpoints I guess.