City Hall Will Make You Pay Twice for Groceries
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New York City's taxpayer-backed grocery stores were sold as a 30% discount. Then a new analysis put the first-few-years cost near $206 million, and City Hall approved a $75 million grocery contract with a vendor independent stores say still owes them more than $1 million. Jim Rand explains why government aisles do not make food free — they just move the bill onto taxpayers and the bodegas already working on thin margins. 🗣️ Check out other great shows! 🎙️ **The Odyssey: Short & Engaging…
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