If you eat while you grocery shop.. why? Do you pay for what opened and consumed?

[Anonymous]

I ask an employee when I want to sample a grape or a cherry.

[Anonymous]

Absolutely for things like drinks, one time ds had an ice cream at a small store and I absolutely brought the empty box and paid for it. But not for an occasional grape or cherry that I may taste, which I rarely do anyway.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Gross. This is classic Lower Class behaviour.

Going into stores to shop for food is lower class behaviour.

Unless it’s Whole Foods

Only people I see actually shopping in Whole Foods are boomers and first gen immigrant Indians/Asians. Everyone affluent under age 55 is getting delivery or curb side.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Gross. This is classic Lower Class behaviour.

Going into stores to shop for food is lower class behaviour.

Unless it’s Whole Foods

Only people I see actually shopping in Whole Foods are boomers and first gen immigrant Indians/Asians. Everyone affluent under age 55 is getting delivery or curb side.

It's not a flex to say you pay more because you're too lazy to do it yourself.

[Anonymous]

There was a stretch at my grocery store several years ago where Coke added cup holders to carts and they played ads over the PA with the Coke announcer urging people to go ahead and grab a can of Coke to drink while shopping.

I never sample grapes or cherries, I've never run into any that are inedible by taking my chances.

[Anonymous]

If me or my kid is really hungry we will get something from the deli to eat while we shop. Deli meat, a corn dog, whatever. Just keep the bag with the label, then pay on the way out.

[Anonymous]

I wonder if it’s the same person starting the grocery store police threads. Next up: have you ever dared to take a basket out of the store despite the sign that explicitly tells you not to and, if so, how does it feel to know you’re going straight to hell?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I would never do that. But, I am also not White.

I mean. We just let this kind of racist stuff go?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Gross. This is classic Lower Class behaviour.

Going into stores to shop for food is lower class behaviour.

Unless it’s Whole Foods

Only people I see actually shopping in Whole Foods are boomers and first gen immigrant Indians/Asians. Everyone affluent under age 55 is getting delivery or curb side.

I would love to but the shoppers keep giving me Applegate not in house low salt roasted turkey. For like 4 years. Complaining does not change this So I go inside. Fussy boomer.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I would never do that. But, I am also not White.

You should watch the SNL skit called “Amazon Go” —it’s exactly about this.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I wonder if it’s the same person starting the grocery store police threads. Next up: have you ever dared to take a basket out of the store despite the sign that explicitly tells you not to and, if so, how does it feel to know you’re going straight to hell?

I ate a grape, took the cart out of the store to my car, which was parked in a delivery only spot, and didn't return the cart!