cybercat > wrote:


> Sirloin tip is what I always buy, you idiot.

Then why did you call it just 'sirloin' if you know the difference?
People who know the difference differentiate between them.

> And it sure does make steaks.
> Lovely, lean, tender steaks. Have another drink, you're damned near over the
> edge.

Ahh, because I know the difference between different cuts of sirloin
then I must be drinking. Sure - that makes a lot of sense, if
you're a twit I guess.

> Sirloin tip roast is generally $5.99 a pound.

See? You're thinking Top Sirloin again. And even that doesn't cost
that much. You're getting ripped off (of course you don't know what
you're buying so it doesn't really matter, does it).

Top sirloin is $3.99/lb (on sale for $3) at the regular supermarket,
and whole sirloin tip is $2.39/lb at Costco and $2.50/lb sliced at
the Mexican markets.

You need to find a different store and start learning about what
you're buying.

-sw