Around noon yesterday we drove into town to go to the lumber store and the grocery store. I got just a few things: milk, bread, onion, tomato and a loaf of bread. I also noticed they also carry the circles of canadian bacon I use on dh's breakfast egg sandwich. The package was like $4.29 and for some reason I was thinking that's pretty close to the Walmart price I pay, so I grabbed one. Well, turns out I was wrong, Walmart's price for the package is only $2.86 LOL. I also got dh a maple bar, but the other few donuts left I don't like any of those kind, so I didn't get one. Oh, I also got some apples.
Dh continued to work on his 2 smaller drawers, the rest of the afternoon and for a bit after dinner. I think he's now at the painting stage, today. I just ordered the 2 slide mechanisms for those drawers, so that should be the last of the money going out for this project. And I think he's pretty well done spending on his auto maintenance projects he's been doing. Welp, I take that sentence back. He just now added some gauges to order...sigh.....
AND what the hell is the deal with Amazon Prime prices on items being higher priced than the same item on a non-Prime account? This is happening quite often now. I just had 2 items (out of 4) today. One was a $6 difference and the other was about $2 and, the prime delivery date was a week LONGER than the non-Prime! And it's not like I'm comparing items with different sellers. The seller is the same on each item. DH will message me a link to what he wants to buy. I click on it and it opens up to the item page in my non prime amazon account, which I am already logged into. Then staying on the page with the item, I click on Account/switch account and switch over to the Prime account I share with DD because if it's a Prime item it usually ships faster, but ...same item, same seller, and higher priced under Prime. We're already paying to have Prime and then we are supposed to pay higher prices on top of that?!