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06-10-2004, 05:13 PM
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Only in suburbia
Can you find an Asian buying gallons of Walgreen's green tea with
ginseng and honey for $2.99 each. He told me he really liked the stuff. Honey isn't cheap and cheap ginseng is about as expensive as cheap tea. I figured I could make a gallon brew for little over a buck. I've seen quart sizes in the discount stores for uno dollares. I think a good store stocked value considering it was refrigerated. Jim 
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07-10-2004, 06:51 AM
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Space Cowboy wrote:
Can you find an Asian buying gallons of Walgreen's green tea with ginseng and honey for $2.99 each. He told me he really liked the stuff. Honey isn't cheap and cheap ginseng is about as expensive as cheap tea. I figured I could make a gallon brew for little over a buck. I've seen quart sizes in the discount stores for uno dollares. I think a good store stocked value considering it was refrigerated. Jim I have two words for you then: Lemonaid Stand. Post back with your earnings. 8D TBerk
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