This is CBS Eye on the World.

Here's John Batchler.

To Western Pennsylvania, to the Keystone State, to Selina Zito of the Pittsburgh Post Gazette,

the Washington Examiner of the New York Post, come in on where Pennsylvania goes, so

goes the nation.

When regarding food security and the prices were paying at the shop, I understand

routinely now comments in my part of Connecticut is you can't get out of there without spending

$100.

Something is a rye about the food prices.

Perhaps it's recession.

Perhaps it's the recovery from the pandemic.

Perhaps it's the new world of charging a lot for what looks to be a carton of lettuce.

However, Selina, I come to you because you introduce us to a new chain to my knowledge

that is dominating Western Pennsylvania and then parts of the bordering states is called

the giant eagle or to pronounce it according to your teachings, the giant eagle.

What is it Selina?

Good evening.

Good evening.

So, the giant eagle supermarket was founded in the city of Pittsburgh in 1931.

It was founded by five families and it started in mostly middle-class neighborhoods, working

class neighborhoods as your local grocer, the first one, soon grew to the second one.

And within 10 years there were a dozen and they were always very competitive with the

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