[ SECRET POST #3440 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3440 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Pet-Peeves, Shopping edition

[kaijinscendre]

Sort of related but when cashiers bag your stuff all wrong. Even when I put it on the conveyor belt in logical groups (cleaning supplies, meats, cold stuff, vegetables/fruit, fragile stuff), you got that one cashier who throws your porkchops in with your shampoo.

Re: Pet-Peeves, Shopping edition

[slashgirl]

I do that as well--I grew up working in my parents corner store and thus learned how to pack groceries properly. The worst for me, is when they bag bread products with anything else that isn't soft. I've rebagged my bread/ the other items in front of the clerks who do that to me and idgaf if it bothers them. Learn how to fucking bag groceries properly. And then I won't have to do it.

Oh, and a couple times when I've bought multiple 2Litre pop, because it is on special and the Walmart clerk tells me I can leave it in the cart. You stupid twatwaffle, I don't have a fucking grocery cart at home and I'm not carrying them into the house without bags. Also, do not put 3 bottles in the same bag and then double bag it. Thats 6 kg...two per bag single bagged will use less bags. And I can carry 4kg easier than 6.

Re: Pet-Peeves, Shopping edition

[kaijinscendre]

I rebag sometimes as well! Or double bag when they put too much stuff in one bag.

Re: Pet-Peeves, Shopping edition

[(Anonymous)]

two per bag single bagged uses the same number of bags as three bottles double bagged, dumbass.

Re: Pet-Peeves, Shopping edition

[(Anonymous)]

Six bottles at two per bag = 3 bags.
Six bottles at three per bag, double bagged = 2 x 2 = 4 bags.

slashgirl did, in fact, count correctly when saying that two per bag would use less bags.

Re: Pet-Peeves, Shopping edition

[mimi-sardinia.livejournal.com]

Or a heavy item on top of a loaf of bread.

I don't see it happen, since I think Coles (one of Australia's Big Two supermarket chains) teaches their cashiers a few bagging guidelines, but I have heard Mum's old tales of it.

Re: Pet-Peeves, Shopping edition

[(Anonymous)]

it happened to me, some cashier stuck a two liter soda bottle on top of my loaf of bread. When I complained they said "well she doesn't speak English." Like that mattered.