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And if I don’t drink milk, I’m not worthy.
Aww, too many restrictions. Why only through Loblaws click and collect? I want to choose my own food. Also, silly they specify bags. Why can’t I buy the same amount of milks in cartons if I choose?
And it’s not a Canadian offer… more like Ontario only.
Loblaws is the worst
I guess I could put the milk in a pitcher for the Christmas Supper. But there is not a Loblaws near me in Alberta.