I call this one the poor man’s “Donald” shot, since it reminds me of the street photography he takes.
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I call this one the poor man’s “Donald” shot, since it reminds me of the street photography he takes.
I Don't Get It 
That’s a fancy Kroger you got there, kerbey.
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Well, that’s Galveston. But if we had to shop in that city, that would have been it, since the Galveston Walmart is like walking into the Twilight Zone (as most are). No Krogers in Austin. I’ve never even been in one. Have you? It does look swanky.
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I used to work as a stock clerk for one back in the 90s. It’s a Cincinnati-based company. It’s a middle-of-the-road store, and Harris Teeter has it beat in spades as far as highfalutin goes.
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Harris Teeter sounds highfalutin. We have H.E.B, which stands for Harold E. Butts. That has a nice ring, no?
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I thought the Teeter would have gone west by now. Maybe Publix is still keeping them penned in the Carolinas.
Now, if I had an H.E.B. I’d shop there all the time. Who wouldn’t want the privilege to say they get their food from Harry Butts? That or shop at a Piggly Wiggly. I need to buy a shirt with that on it.
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Hey, Corvidae–if Piggy Wiggly and H-E-B merged, it would be Wiggly Butts!
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Picture with a statement.JMS
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