After seeing #ThoughtsWhileGroceryShopping trending on social media awhile ago, I thought I'd create a post to describe the average shopping experience. I think we can relate to at least some of these, especially the age-old problems of shopping carts that don't steer well, or shopping while hungry.
- Should we have eaten before going?
- It doesn't matter if we shop hungry or full. We still buy junk.
- If we came for three items, why did we end up with twenty?
- When did meat become so expensive?
- Yay, a cart that has a bad wheel! And here's another cart that tries to go off to one side! But at least it's not like this cart, where none of the wheels turn.
- So right when I start to say something, that's when the intercom comes on and yells "ATTENTION MEAT DEPARTMENT!"
- Was it necessary to use half a can of body spray before leaving the house, dude?
- You have to examine the eggs to make sure none of them are broken before you buy them. (accidentally drops egg and it breaks on the cart) Well, that one's a definite no.
- Oh, this is a good can or bottle to buy. It's dented and warped. And this torn up box is totally for me!
- Or better yet, I should buy this tomato, the one with all the holes in it. Yummy.
- This is clearly a five-pound bag of potatoes. I can tell because it looks like someone took half its contents out and then closed it up again.
- I'm glad no customers punctured the plastic wrap with their fingers. Otherwise, this package of ground beef might be contaminated.
- This aisle is for canned vegetables. Who left a bag of Cheetos here? Yeah, that's where it goes. Organization is key.
- If you're standing behind me waiting for me to move, why not tell me instead of assuming I have eyes in the back of my head?
- We should go to Costco more often. They have a table with free samples, and we eat so well there! And then sometimes get tempted to buy the products as a result.
- Can I wear a gas mask every time I walk past the seafood section? (cough, choke)
- Why are checkout lines always long? Why can't there be a short one?
- If there are fourteen checkout places, why do they have less half of them open at one time?
- Okay, we do not need any more stuff. Oh look, there's Toblerones at the checkout!
- This time I won't be tempted by candy at the checkout. Hey, Archie comic books!
- Yeah, the shopping carts belong in the middle of a parking space.
- Why are there no cart returns within a hundred-mile radius of here?
- Speaking of the parking lot, where's our car? I know we parked somewhere around here. (wanders aimlessly for five minutes in the opposite direction)
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