brought to you by the every dollar app start budgeting for free today this segment is going to be

about your budget and specifically groceries oh the biggest budget buster i mean we're in this

season of it feels like forever inflation and one of the areas that hits people the most is groceries.

That's right. So tell people, first of all, I'm so excited. This is what I call sample time on

the Ramsey show. Oh, heck yeah. I'm just an absolute stooge right here. And Jade is going to walk

you through and walk me through some sampling. And you're going to prove a point here. I'm going to prove a point. The point is, to walk you through and walk me through some sampling and you're going to prove a

point here. I'm going to prove a point. The point is, especially when you're in baby step two,

you're trying to save money at the supermarket, at the grocery store, you make sacrifices. You know,

you want to get Cheerios, but instead you get our value, right, or great value. And so we've got to

make those sacrifices. And here's the

thing, we're really going to taste and see if there's really a big difference in the weight

taste because we know there's a big difference in the price. So Ken. So I want it for our listening

audience. What we've got here is a round table on the desk. And here's what we're about ready to

go through. We've got some coffee I can smell.

Coffee, two brands, a national brand and a much, much cheaper brand.

And then we've got some shredded wheat, looks like. Yep. We've got the national brand Kellogg's and then the store brand. All right. And then we've got some basic chips. No flavor.

No, basic potato chips. We've got the national brand, which is Lays, and then the store brand.

Now, I'm going to sample these.

Yeah.

But now what's worrying me, James and Jade, if I can be honest, is I see two rolls of toilet paper.

I ain't sampling those.

America's not ready for that.

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