Gone are the days when you could rely on the milk man to deliver your weekly supply of dairy products. But, that doesn't mean the convenience of home delivery has come and gone. In fact, in the past few years, it's actually begun to expand, largely due to the ease of online ordering.
No, no one actually agrees with this statement, but if establishments speak louder than words, there's some good evidence for the case if you live in Wisconsin.
For decades, low-income people paid for their food with a ticket-like tender called "food stamps." Today, the stamps have been replaced with Quest cards. More than 148,000 people in Milwaukee have a Quest card, and although they are not required to, most grocery stores accept them. Some, however, do not. We wondered why.
Ever wonder who replies to all of those comments and suggestions at the Whole Foods on Milwaukee's East Side. An intern maybe? Maybe the store's general manager? A committee of experts? Nope, it's one individual. Her name is Emily Schnadt.
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