Comments by "Matthew Loutner" (@Matthew_Loutner) on "CNBC"
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@mouthman_ Here in the United States, the heavy traffic is when people are driving to work in the morning and when they are driving home from work when they get off work. The streets empty out by 6:30. They look like a race track.
That is when you would go pick up a bottle of milk if you need one. The roads are wide open for driving. You will be at the grocery store in 7 minutes.
And in case you did not know this, in the United States, you can buy milk at any gas station or pharmacy or dollar store. You would most likely take that option, in which, you will be driving about 2 minutes to get there.
Also, the problem that you put forth is fake anyway:
Americans never need to go buy just a bottle of milk. An American pantry has enough food in it for the whole family to live for 6 weeks. There is plenty to choose from. We can drink Coke, Sprite, 7-up, fruit drink, fruit juice, coffee or tea.
Americans have a grocery list tacked to the refrigerator with a magnet, and when we use an item, we write it on the list. Then we take that list IN OUR CAR to the grocery store and check the items off as we put them in the cart. Milk comes in gallon jugs, and it goes in the cart. We do not run out of milk or anything else in the middle of the week.
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