Did you ever think reusing passwords was fine because who would bother with little old you? I used to think the same way and then my Netflix and my credit card got hit in the same week from some leak I never even heard of. I was so sure my accounts were too boring to steal and that was just plain dumb of me. Now I let a password manager make the long random ones and I don't even know most of them, which felt weird at first but now I like it. The passphrase thing sounds nice in your head but people pick stuff they can remember and that is the whole problem right there. Random junk wins for me, and two factor on top means even if one site gets hit I am not losing my bank over it.

Walked right into the same trap myself last month at the Jewel on Ashland. Bought one of those pre-wrapped bags of zucchini and squash because it was marked down to two bucks and looked fine through the plastic. Got it home and the middle ones were already soft and leaking, the wrap just hides the bad spots so you can't tell until you open it. Here's my question though, were those bags sitting out on a regular shelf or did they have them in a cooler somewhere? Because if they were just stacked on a display near the front of the store, that's on them for not keeping them cold, and you might be able to say something. Did you happen to notice the sell-by date on the twist tie or the sticker before you tossed everything?