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Zcustom

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What the hell has happened to it? I think it died with common sense.

So I go to the grocery store for a couple necessities last night at 8:30. There's only one register open, and all the self checkouts are closed.

After standing in line for 10-15 minutes a manager comes up and opens a register. I'm next in line so I pick up my basket and head over to register 2. Some douche in the back of the very long line runs over to that register and starts loading his poo on the belt.

After a long week this was not gonna fly. I verbally abused this dude to the point he was speechless, and the manager was about to poo himself thinking a fight was about to go down. I don't roll like that but I refused to just let him be a douche without being told how douchey his actions were.

Oh yeah he was buying a case of Milwaukees Best and a bottle of Boones Farm

White trash fugger.

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Sometimes the 2nd in line won't bother with switching because they've got their stuff on the belt. Then the third person has a decision to make about whether or not the 2nd in line is going to make a move.

This could cause an entire string of hesitation, and the winner will often end up being a guy in back who doesn't think twice about cutting everyone.

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Sometimes the 2nd in line won't bother with switching because they've got their stuff on the belt. Then the third person has a decision to make about whether or not the 2nd in line is going to make a move.

This could cause an entire string of hesitation, and the winner will often end up being a guy in back who doesn't think twice about cutting everyone.

common sense>common courtesy.

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Sometimes the 2nd in line won't bother with switching because they've got their stuff on the belt. Then the third person has a decision to make about whether or not the 2nd in line is going to make a move.

This could cause an entire string of hesitation, and the winner will often end up being a guy in back who doesn't think twice about cutting everyone.

you got grocery store cred bro.

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Sometimes the 2nd in line won't bother with switching because they've got their stuff on the belt. Then the third person has a decision to make about whether or not the 2nd in line is going to make a move.

This could cause an entire string of hesitation, and the winner will often end up being a guy in back who doesn't think twice about cutting everyone.

Yeah this has no relevance to this situation, but thanks princess!

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