It's good to hear that you support the small family owned places where possible but it's getting more difficult, here at least. They're either gone or going, making room for those big stores that have the buying power. National chain-supermarkets set the price, caps it, for products they buy which makes it difficult for the suppliers to make money, especially as their costs increase - they can't increase their price to suit. So...they go out of business...but the supermarket promotes, every day low prices to the consumer. We win when we shop there, but the whole country loses. (They forced prices down with the farmers too, but for less despite increasing production costs.)

It'll not end anywhere good once there's no competition for those supermarket chains.

Good songs huh? I love them.