A man's witty revenge on a rude supermarket shopper has gone viral online. When confronted with appalling behavior, the man decided to fight fire with fire, resulting in a hilarious and satisfying outcome.
You're on the list! Expect to receive your first email very soon!is a peaceful activity that might even be the highlight of their week. I have to admit that I enjoy perusing the aisles and contemplating what I’ll prepare for dinner throughout the week, especially when I manage to get to the store early when it’s virtually empty. Others, however, might dread their weekly trip to the store and try to get in and out as quickly as possible.
But did he want to confront her again? “Not really. I am certain she knew it was me, and I don’t really fancy a Gucci bag, possibly stuffed with half a bottle of gin, round the back of my head. Or worse, she might advance from the trolley to her SUV and chase me round the car park! No, I’m good with avoidance and hiding…”The OP also hopes that the woman realized how the bottles of alcohol ended up on her bill. “The overall damage would have been significant.
As far as why that happens, licensed clinical social worker Katie Krimer says it might have something to do with evolution. “We are certainly primed for survival and we are also always trying to meet our basic needs ,” Krimer told NBC. “One of those main needs is food. Even though we live in a country where the options are endless, there might be an instinctual sense of urgency to make sure we have ‘enough’ food to survive.
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