Amateur Hour at the Grocery Store

[Raissermesser]

Yes, I have been the victim of the cart shove. In a loud command voice I inform the individual an assault on my person will not make the line move faster.

I never have been shoved by a cart. People around here are polite. Then again, I'm over 6' and look something like a hood.

 

[Raissermesser]

Wandering the aisles, muttering "Where the hell do they stock the toast?"

I admit to being lost when go to an unfamiliar store. Then I go across the ends of the shelves, looking at the grocery category signs, and glancing down the aisles. If I don't see what I'm looking for, I go to the other end and repeat.

 

[Mick]

We haven't decided what this year's "non" traditional meal will be.

I'm pushing for Mex.

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[Rhody]

I admit to being lost when go to an unfamiliar store. Then I go across the ends of the shelves, looking at the grocery category signs, and glancing down the aisles. If I don't see what I'm looking for, I go to the other end and repeat.

signs are amazingly helpful! They say its healthier to just shop the perimeter anyway
Wally world? No day is good.

 

[auk1124]

Wally World at 4:00 a.m. is quite manageable, at least around here. One of the benefits of insomnia.

The worst time is quitting time, about 5:00 - 6:00 p.m. Everyone stops in on their way home from work.

 

[Macfrommichigan]

I will drive to a Trader Joes on occasion. Worst time in general is Sunday late morning to early afternoon. Lots of families coming from church. Little kids. With tiny shopping carts. Zoom zoom!

 

[bberg100]

I only go to Wally World at o-dark thirty. Being retired LEO the number of folks I run into at 0400 who know me is amazing. Most stop and say hi, the rest depart the premises post haste.

 

[oc_in_fw]

I go during the week around mid-afternoon. No issues. Same with Wally World, Home Depot, etc...

I dread it if I need to run out on the weekend.

I love working second shift. Whatever I have to do before I go to work is rarely busy.