Most all the grocery stores where I live are ‘’old school’‘. I remember stores in NC that always seemed to have someone offering samples of their products. I don’t see that happening here.
“Stand-up comic, Kellen Erskine once said: In the healthy stores— I go to that aisle of barrels and scoop the most expensive granola into the cheapest granola barrel! … I’m the Robinhood of Whole Foods! (˃̵ᴗ˂̵)
When I was a kid the local orchard would let you pick strawberries directly from the fields. They would also allow you to eat directly from the fields as well. My mom would tell them when we checked out “You need to weigh the kids before they pick and after they pick!”
maybe the supermarket where my wife works should try that approach with the customers who grab food and drinks off the shelf and settle in for a free chow down. they seem so confused when informed that they actually need to pay for what they’re consuming… ☺
SHAKEDOWNCITY 8 months ago
Just hit “#” on your “weigh” out.
MeanBob Premium Member 8 months ago
Sounds like Doug Adams description of Bethselamin in “The Guide”.
Ubintold 8 months ago
Meanwhile, he’ll bulk up.
Walrus Gumbo Premium Member 8 months ago
I would never purchase items from an open bulk bin, so unsanitary!!!
Gent 8 months ago
Bulk foods eh. Looks like bear has to pays a visit there.
markkahler52 8 months ago
You just TRY to leave!!
The Reader Premium Member 8 months ago
Suddenly I need to use the restroom.
vacman 8 months ago
What is that gunk suppose to be? Looks like dog food or at best oatmeal!
Imagine 8 months ago
I think charging customers by their weight is a great idea. In the US you could make a fortune doing that.
purepaul Premium Member 8 months ago
Great idea but not such a big deal.
Egrayjames 8 months ago
Most all the grocery stores where I live are ‘’old school’‘. I remember stores in NC that always seemed to have someone offering samples of their products. I don’t see that happening here.
Dobber Premium Member 8 months ago
If I pass by the bakery department pounds leap onto my hips.
pat sandy creator 8 months ago
The Incredible Bulk…
ladykat 8 months ago
That’s a good idea.
Dobie Premium Member 8 months ago
“Stand-up comic, Kellen Erskine once said: In the healthy stores— I go to that aisle of barrels and scoop the most expensive granola into the cheapest granola barrel! … I’m the Robinhood of Whole Foods! (˃̵ᴗ˂̵)
Dobie Premium Member 8 months ago
PS: I like how he says: when you “try” to leave! (˃̵ᴗ˂̵)
Pickled Pete 8 months ago
Come in with a 3 lb. piece of useless junk hidden and discard it while in the store…
Slowly, he turned... 8 months ago
I graze at my supermarket too…
NealJ 8 months ago
When I was a kid the local orchard would let you pick strawberries directly from the fields. They would also allow you to eat directly from the fields as well. My mom would tell them when we checked out “You need to weigh the kids before they pick and after they pick!”
davewhamond creator 8 months ago
The Bulk foods are glutton free.
cuzinron47 8 months ago
Ah, what do you mean by try to leave, are we captive?
Frank Burns Eats Worms 8 months ago
The customers go through a gain and a gain.
Teto85 Premium Member 8 months ago
“Bulk foods” have gone away since Covid struck. Those days are gone.
Zebrastripes 8 months ago
Oy!
EMGULS79 8 months ago
I’m told that is an actual policy applied to the waitstaff at a particular restaurant that serves all-you-can-eat family style dinners.
cactusbob333 8 months ago
I’d weally wike to go to a store where you get weighed twice.
Katzi428 8 months ago
This isn’t such a bad idea!
gopher gofer 8 months ago
maybe the supermarket where my wife works should try that approach with the customers who grab food and drinks off the shelf and settle in for a free chow down. they seem so confused when informed that they actually need to pay for what they’re consuming… ☺