I'm with you. I've already decided what I want to buy before I've even entered the shop. She decides what to buy based on 3 hours wandering around the aisles.
Yep the kommandant has to pick everything up and look at it. If shes looking for shoes or a top I wait in the car and do sudoku.
You are unique, Morning Glory, in that you don't go to supermarkets. My bro (who was housebound) was the same.
I, on the other hand, am poles apart; nothing I enjoy more than nosying around a supermarket or farmer's market to see what wierd and wonderful things I can pick up
The other day I was in a new place, Rio supermarket, for no particular reason. found some imported, smoked cheese which had been marked as something completely different and less than half the price. Bought! Silly, really, because I didn't actually need it. Still, it was good!
In another place I found pomegranate molasses abandoned at the back of the shelf (probably because no-one knew what they were) and with a 2022 price tag.
Same here. It’s dreadful.
That’s what my wife does - no pattern, just wandering. Doesn’t make a difference if it’s groceries or clothes or whatever, just wanders from one area to the other and back again.
That was my mom and dad once he retired and became her chauffeur. He could sit in the car for hours and just listen to the radio or take a nap.
Well dashmart haa a physical building.It looks like we might, but that one (Dashmart) is new to me.
But when they get my order wrong, where do I get in my car and drive to so I can yell at them in person? That’s an important part of the buying experience.
You aren't familiar with the puzzle sudoku?Is that a sort of Japanese way of mixing your beers? That's what I do , too.
Of course. But since my mathematical abilities tend to dry up after 2+2, I give sudoku a wide berth.
