Anyone else done this ?

[mo1905]

 

[Alanp35]

Nah - I look over their shoulder, round them ..................




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[Scandichic]

Nah - I look over their shoulder, round them ..................




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I'm with you on that one but apparently my husband is more of the pretend variety. There have been times when I have considered investing in a cattle prod as it takes too long with a taser as you have to remove the end.

 

[Beachbag]

I'm an OAP so I hit them on the ankles with my trolley

 

[Scandichic]

I'm an OAP so I hit them on the ankles with my trolley

Used to do that with the buggy when the kids were small!

 

[Beachbag]

Useful tools! Cool eh

 

[popsy]

Yep, I'm one of those that look around them, over their shoulder and ask them 'please excuse me' if they are taking too **** long! Can't have people just hanging around taking their time, where DO they think they are?

 

[carty]

I agree with you popsy BUT I have to have time to read the labels
CAROL

 

[Andy12345]

i think im too polite, if i see someone wanting my spot and im label studying, i i move off and return when theyve gone so im not under pressure


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[tomvonc]

As recently diagnosed, shopping takes me 3 times as long as I study the carb count of everything I buy! ;-)

 

[Kat100]

Takes me longer to shop now, reading small print , I know all the people are watching me .....

 

[Kat100]

When I go in the city I have a modern shopping trolley, called my wheelie bin !!!! Why does everyone trip,over it's wheels then blame me as I say sorry to them ....do pushchairs have the right of way.....may have to get one
I can also get a lot of shopping in the wheelie, it's like a ruck sack on wheels ......

 

[AndyH71]

As recently diagnosed, shopping takes me 3 times as long as I study the carb count of everything I buy! ;-)

My record is 2 1/2 hours to look for snacks I could have... Ended up with nuts. Counted towards my exercise though, must have covered about 2 miles going round the store five times!


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[Alanp35]

I have noticed many more people reading labels instore recently so I don't really feel odd or different. Have struck up a couple of conversations with some pleasant people. Keep it going I say.



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