When the person in front is unloading their trolly on to the conveyor belt do you try and work out what type of person they are from their shopping? For example a lot of fresh ingredients would indicate a good home cook while all readymeals someone who isn't into cooking. Budget brands indicate their poor and childish cereal suggest they have children.
At the checkout do you try to deduce thing's about the person in front?
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MrOracle | 167 opinions shared on Shopping & Gifts topic.
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I spend as little time in the grocery store as possible, usually shopping after 11pm, and always using self-checkout. My only focus is to get the hell finished and leave. I buy in bulk where I can, and online where I can, and I send other people when I can. Anything to avoid the teeming masses in the grocery store.
I'm much more likely to be doing this at Home Depot, as I can't avoid having to go there once or twice a week - but even that I'm starting to be able to reduce by ordering online. Every minute I spend inside a store is a minute I'm not working and earning money, or relaxing at home, so I resent every wasted moment.
Lliam | 68 opinions shared on Shopping & Gifts topic.
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LOL. Sometimes, yes.
A slightly disheveled woman buying lots of potato chips and ice cream is obviously depressed and probably single. A guy buying frozen meals, case of beer and a half gallon of booze is an alcoholic and single, probably divorced. A fit woman with no makeup buying fresh vegetables, no meat, and all healthy, organic foods is all about health, probably vegan and into social justice. An all put-together woman in her 30s or 40s buying a few of bottles of wine plus regular groceries might be single with no kids at home and planning a hot date. A person wearing a face mask, buying disinfectants and hand sanitizer is a covidiac.
You can just assess people's appearance: fitness, with or without tats or piercings; conventionally dressed or edgy; provocative.
Yep, I spy in peoples’ carts you can always tell the people in the electric scooters are grossly obese, lots of white refined carbs, zebra cakes, factory farmed bland cheap meats and of course the ubiquitous caseload of diet soda at least they’re trying right?
So basically I'm looking at my shopping list for tomorrow not sure what 3 cans of squirt cream, lynx excite shower gel, chocolate sauce and some wine is saying then?
No, I mind my business because I don’t want to be like my dad who would make snide “jokes” about food stamps and it being the first of the month if someone had full carts of mostly cheap and unhealthy food.
lol not in the way you describe but in line or groups or wherever , i'm often mentally undressing people wondering what's thunderhead... and imaging what they like to do sexually :)
😂 sometimes, it takes me to notice something odd being put on the belt that i wouldn't normally buy or even think existed. The last time, it was frangipanes.
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