Posted on 09/22/2020 2:36:57 PM PDT by packrat35
HEADING to the store to stock up on groceries seems simple enough, but the real challenge is putting it all away when you get home.
And while we all have a different approach to how we stock our fridge and pantry, one woman's method has infuriated people - including her own boyfriend.
Angered by his girlfriend's bad habit, the bloke shared a snap on Reddit revealing what he says is his girlfriend's attempt at "putting away the groceries".
Upon getting home from her shopping trip, he claims the woman just chucks the bags on the shelves WITHOUT unpacking them - leaving them in plastic shopping bags.
(Excerpt) Read more at thesun.co.uk ...
I realize that after the Raquel Welch pic, mine had some potential for damage.
Ill think about what Ive done and try to avoid imposing eye shock in the future ;-)
in the covid era - it wouldn’t be uncommon for nonperishables to sit in a bag for a few days so the cooties can die. Then they can be unpacked. Men should learn these things.
The only thing my husband ever puts away is the milk, and then only if he brings it into the house, and then only some of the time. It doesn’t bother me. He’ll run to the store for me any time I ask, but I wouldn’t ask him to do the regular shopping -— he wouldn’t have a clue what to buy, and even when I give him a list, he has trouble finding stuff. Besides, he always comes home with a bunch of snack foods, and never looks at the price of anything. But I’m just glad he runs to the store for me, when I’m out of something.
I do this sometimes and then get mad at myself the next day.
Meh, no bother to me. I intentionally keep small items that need to be refrigerated in the bag. For example, yogurt cups. They dont / wont stay stacked so just tie the top of the bag with a large enough hole to get one cup out.
Keeping meat in the bag is useful for keeping the fridge clean from leaking blood.
This dude’s not ready for marriage.
And now we have a winner! With both of my marriages, it was fun to go shopping together and have hi-jinks. Putting the groceries away was also fun team stuff. I used to do the Sesame Street character voices and my second wife would clue me to a little one in a cart one aisle over, so I could do voices. It was fun seeing the little heads peak around the aisle end caps looking for Big Bird or Oscar or Burt and Ernie. Grover was a real crowd pleaser, too.
“This dudes not ready for marriage.”
Yeah, well, neither is this one. Gads, blood leaking, putrid yogurt,...I sit in a memory of nausea. Urp!!
Seriously, though, when one of us gets sick (pertaining to ALL of us) what does it matter? On the shelf or on the table...es machts nicht. .j.j.j..j....jjjjj...just like my close approximation to correct spelling. [Why I remember being told when I was a kid about 70 years ago I would amount to nothing ‘cause I was so stupid...see, you know, they are gone and I linger on...laughing!)
EVIL!
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