When tenants pull such nonsense, some landlords ask for actual receipts for food purchased (and not take out food either). 

I do like the idea of a gift card to Kroger in place of the discount to replace the food that went bad.

Update 3: The next door neighbor of my property called one of my friends last night (while we were friendly to each other, I didn't bother to give the neighbor my contact info -- my bad and learned) to let him know my rental property's garage door was wild open, some food and furniture inside and a "free to take" sign outside.

Yes the University and College, agriculture and food processing.

My old employer gave a gift card at Christmas to pick up a ham or some other food at the grocery store.

If its in the food plain, then you will be required to purchase flood insurance.

Those areas range from A+ to B (roughly) with good schools, great food options, shopping, and the usual better neighborhood features.

If a potential client came to you and questioned your ability to represent them because you're supposedly not as serious as a full-timer, you convey to them that you don't need their business to put food on the table; you get a paycheck from your job regardless.

Banks & Hedge Funds - move up the food chain!

Core CPI is a nonsense made-up number, so is there a place to pull or a way to calculate actual inflation without food, energy, and housing stripped out?