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#586 That one old guy in the grocery store who knows exactly where everything is

January 23, 2014November 30, 2013 Neil Pasricha

Diced tomatoes?

Sure, Aisle 6, three quarters of the way back, two shelves below the kidney beans.

They’re on sale this week.

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