I just needed some paper towels, bananas, and some Slim-Fast snack bars.
That's all.
But I had to wait in line 10 minutes because somebody couldn't read this sign:
When I got in line, I couldn't see all that was in the basket. But you can bet that I counted exactly how many items that lady took out of the basket and put on to the counter.
I always do.
I am a strong advocate for not cheating in the game of life.
But this lady was a big Cheaty McCheaterson.
Baskets are deceiving, my friends. They make it appear as though you are just making a quick trip to pick up a few things.
As it turns out, though, baskets can hold upwards of 37 ITEMS.
Very uncool, lady. Very uncool.
After Wal-Mart, I headed over to Hy-Vee, where I purchased some Slim-Fast snack bars and some Clementines (on sale this week!).
At Hy-Vee, people follow the rules. I only had to wait in line a few seconds. Also, the signs at Hy-Vee are grammatically correct:
Click here if you aren't sure of the difference between less and fewer.
I applaud you, Hy-Vee, for enforcing the rules of express check-out and for being grammatically correct. If your prices were just a teeny bit lower, I would ditch Wal-Mart for good. Until then, I guess I'll just have to suck it up when waiting behind the 37-items-in-a-20-items-or-fewer-line lady.
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