How much time do you usually spend in the grocery store? Do you coupon? Does your store make you bag your stuff yourself? Have you stopped using paper/plastic?
Grocery Shopping
07/14/2012
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I'll number to answer your questions XD.
1. I take about 15 minutes to a hour, depending on what I need, how much I need, and if there is a sale going on or if I end up meeting my dad (who works there).
2. I use coupons sometimes, when I can get ahold of them.
3. Nope, normally my father bags my items or someone else. But I bag if no one can.
4. I use plastic, because I the bags as trash bags for my bathroom trash can.
1. I take about 15 minutes to a hour, depending on what I need, how much I need, and if there is a sale going on or if I end up meeting my dad (who works there).
2. I use coupons sometimes, when I can get ahold of them.
3. Nope, normally my father bags my items or someone else. But I bag if no one can.
4. I use plastic, because I the bags as trash bags for my bathroom trash can.
07/14/2012
1. I spend from 10 minutes to a whole hour, depending on the number of items I have on my grocery list.
2. I use coupons and double coupons if they're available.
3. I actually prefer self-checkout and bag my own grocery, I like to arrange the items nicely inside the bags. It really annoys me when the bagger roughly handles my nicely picked produce and dumps them into the bags.
4. I use plastic, same reason as Shunskitten, I use them as garbage bags. I refuse to use those reusable shopping bags, they carry all sorts of extremely hazardous bacteria and germs including Salmonella and e-coli, unless you wash them between uses.
2. I use coupons and double coupons if they're available.
3. I actually prefer self-checkout and bag my own grocery, I like to arrange the items nicely inside the bags. It really annoys me when the bagger roughly handles my nicely picked produce and dumps them into the bags.
4. I use plastic, same reason as Shunskitten, I use them as garbage bags. I refuse to use those reusable shopping bags, they carry all sorts of extremely hazardous bacteria and germs including Salmonella and e-coli, unless you wash them between uses.
07/14/2012
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