My wife has banned me from going grocery shopping with her. When she gets excited and tells me something like, “Look! These frozen beans are buy one, get one free!” I exclaim loud enough for everybody in the frozen food aisle to hear, “Wow! What a deal!” Last time I ran up to her with a loaf of bread and said, “Look! I got this 12-grain loaf for the same price as an 8-grain loaf! Do I know how to shop, or not?” Couple of old women nearby thought it was pretty funny. In the checkout line I told the bagger, “ Hand me those cat treats. I wanna eat ‘em on the way home.” Stuff like that. She said I don’t know how to act.
Originally posted by masscatClever. Unfortunately I don't have anyone to do the shopping with, so acting strangely wouldn't help me to get rid of the task.
My wife has banned me from going grocery shopping with her. When she gets excited and tells me something like, “Look! These frozen beans are buy one, get one free!” I exclaim loud enough for everybody in the frozen food aisle to hear, “Wow! What a deal!” Last time I ran up to her with a loaf of bread and said, “Look! I got this 12-grain loaf for the same ...[text shortened]... t treats. I wanna eat ‘em on the way home.” Stuff like that. She said I don’t know how to act.
Originally posted by NordlysActually, I like grocery shopping. I like having a say over the food that comes into my house and the meals that are cooked (or microwaved). It's amazing how some experiences can help you appreciate this more.
Clever. Unfortunately I don't have anyone to do the shopping with, so acting strangely wouldn't help me to get rid of the task.
Originally posted by reader1107Good point. I was assuming that the non-existing person doing the shopping for me would ask me what I want.
Actually, I like grocery shopping. I like having a say over the food that comes into my house and the meals that are cooked (or microwaved). It's amazing how some experiences can help you appreciate this more.