Do You Sneak Samples of Food Before Buying It at the Grocery Store?
SodaHead Living
2012/09/05 22:19:20
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What can we say? We're gaga over groceries! While we shop for our favorite snacks at the store, we often wonder if our grocery store etiquette is the same as others. Do most people sneak in samples at the candy bins while deciding whether or not they're going to buy the goods? What do you do when the cashier gives you too much change? And is it normal to go grocery shopping three times a week? We're finally going to find out.
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Top Opinion
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David 2012/09/05 22:31:41No, never!
+15Sneaking food is the same as shoplifting. Unless they have a table where an employee is giving out free samples you have no right to sample the products. Do you eat an apple before buying any? If you do thing like this, you are making the stores raise their prices to cover the losses. We all pay more for your indiscretion.
by representitives of manufacturers and distributors of products which that particular store
carries or by store employees. Those are OK. As for everything else, you being much more
considerate of all concerned if you buy before you try rather than try before you buy. And if
it turns out that the product is less than you had hoped for, then bite the bullet and chalk it up to experience. You are under no obligation to purchase that same product for a second
or subsequent time in the future. It's that simple, folks. If groceries were as costly as, say
for example an automobile, then that would be an entirely different story. But it ain't, folks!
So do the honerable thing, and buy before you try.