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Grab your Adderall. It's time for ADD News.

Is your grocery store scamming you?

If your go-to grocery store is Walmart, the answer is probably.

Grocery stores have been accused before of saying things are on sale when at the register they are not. But Walmart is now having to pay $5.6 million to the customers because they were

overcharging people. And the way they would do it was they would sell things for less weight than

what was shown on the label. For example, produce, baked goods. You would see those labels that

are like, hey, here's a pound of strawberries. You think you're paying seven bucks for a pound of strawberries.

When you get to the register, the actual weight is less than that. The first Walmart story that's ever involved less weight. I know, right? So it really, yeah. Underweight? Unbelievable. Never see those two things together, ever. I'm glad the scale's on that side of the register. But I don't know if you've ever done this this but even when I buy meat and stuff like that

sometimes I'll put it on my scale of home just to see

and you see you know.

No, you do not.

Yeah, I do. Who does that? Wait a minute. Hold on. Whoa. Whoa. How many times do you do this? Is this a box of shame? I've done it before because I've been curious. You will buy a piece of meat or some ground beef,

you'll say about a pound of ground beef,

but it doesn't feel like a pound to me.

And you get home and you put it on a scale.

Look, I am already... buy a piece of meat or some ground beef, you'll say about a pound of ground beef, but it doesn't feel like a pound to me,

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