On Mon, 19 Dec 2016 22:07:06 GMT, "l not -l" > wrote:

> I don't have a problem with people who take advantage of a service offered,
> or who seek out places that offer more service. What I do have a problem
> with is the dolts who shop and are too lazy, or in too big a hurry, to put
> things back where they got them when they decide they no longer want an
> item. Friday I saw another instance of this al-too-frequent
> thoughtlessness; some idiot had picked up a ~$20 package of meat, then,
> apparently deciding they didn't want it and put it on an un-refrigerated
> shelf in the pasta aisle. I mentioned it to a clerk; but, not knowing how
> long it had been out of the refrigerator case, I'm sure they could no longer
> sell it. Such laziness causes increased cost for all of us. That is far
> worse than one choosing to avail themselves of an offered service.

Amen to that!


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