My wife wanted me to pick up buy some salt from the store, but for some reason, the commissary was out of iodized salt. Apparently, it's a popular item.
Being out of a common thing is fairly common at the overseas commissaries. A while back, they didn't have milk. In Korea, I remember there being some sort of problem with chicken imports.
I suppose that if I *really* needed salt, the more expensive sea salt to the left would have worked. The only problem is it's not just $1.13.
So here's a question: What would you do in my situation?
- Get the more expensive salt
- Go to a different store, or
- Take a picture so you can prove to your wife that you didn't forget it -- they're just plain out of stock
Well, you can see what I decided.
Being out of a common thing is fairly common at the overseas commissaries. A while back, they didn't have milk. In Korea, I remember there being some sort of problem with chicken imports.
I suppose that if I *really* needed salt, the more expensive sea salt to the left would have worked. The only problem is it's not just $1.13.
So here's a question: What would you do in my situation?
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