In this essay, I will reveal all the tips and tricks about shopping for groceries. Visiting the food market is a fine art, and not many people realize that there’s a right and wrong way to go about purchasing produce.
Always shop for groceries very fast. Run from aisle to aisle, leaping over obstructions such as parked carts or other shoppers’ children. Start with eggs: Even vegans should buy and eat eggs. When you reach their location in the store, open the carton and toss each egg into your shopping cart the same way that you would throw a shot put.
Vault bodily over the highest shelves, if need be. For instance, if you notice a sign declaring a sale on sliced pork rump, simply grab a long pole and catapult yourself toward the meat. Then, if it seems a little tough when you test-bite its package, you can use the cleats on your shoes as makeshift tenderizers.
When buying ketchup, it’s permissible to settle for the standard red kind; but, just so you know, they now make ketchup that’s green, as a novelty. So that’s also an option.
When finished shopping, don’t forget to pay for your items. Always use the express lane. To proceed to the checkout, you’ll need very long legs. Put your whole strength into your stride, breathe deeply, and keep the wheeled cart of groceries out ahead of you: While sprinting forward, use your cart as if it’s a battering ram. However, at the last instant, stop abruptly, to avoid hitting the cash register — you don’t want to breach the clerk’s fortification: that could sharply increase your bill.
[For further advice about how to utilize your groceries, now that you’ve purchased them, see my forthcoming essay entitled “How to Picnic with Your Grandparents”.]
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