Do not follow people in grocery stores
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Anonymous
Its not at all...cute. People are posting on social media that they are being followed by women.
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Anonymous
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It's not a trend, except on your social media. Which means the problem is you. |
Anonymous
| What? |
Anonymous
| Tell the security guard |
Anonymous
| The fact that it is on Nextdoor tells you all you need to know. |
Anonymous
| I’m going to follow them even harder now |
Anonymous
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I would be unnerved if someone followed me through the store. But I would also push out a fart hard right when they were directly behind me and then just go "oh sorry"
Passive aggressive sure, but also appropriately disgusting works for me! |
Anonymous
| If this happened in the DMV, I’d just tell her to walk out with her groceries. She won’t be hindered, stopped, detained, or prosecuted. In this area paying for them is pretty much on the honor system now anyway. |
Anonymous
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This has happened to me before but it was a long time ago.
In Loudoun there are a lot of people asking you to buy them some groceries and the next thing you know they have a cart full of expensive groceries. I wouldn’t have a problem telling them no but apparently it works sometimes. |
Anonymous
| Why, OP, do you think that person is reading here? |
Anonymous
| Nippers Corner, Nashville? |
Anonymous
Yep. Nothing will happen. I’m actually tempted to start doing it myself, because why shouldn’t I? |
Anonymous
I don’t think that woman was trying to be…cute. |
Anonymous
| I’ll keep this in mind the next time I’m at Publix in … Nippers Corner. Super helpful hyper local info here. |
Anonymous
| I could be annoying right back. Like stop in the rice aisle for 30 minutes and ask her opinion on all the various kinds of rice, how to cook it, etc etc. Then move on to the tampon aisle. |