Speaker 1: Christ Yeah, welcome friends to the Christian O'Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 2: Protucay Kaiden has a question of supermarket etiquette for us.
Speaker 1: All I'm wondering, do you think it's okay to eat
Speaker 1: while you shop?
Speaker 2: Hey?
Speaker 3: Why I walk around the supermarket? Is that what you mean? Yeah?
Speaker 1: So, like while you're walking around doing your groceries and
Speaker 1: grabbing stuff, you get a box of something and you
Speaker 1: just open it willy nilly and start eating it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'll go and give myself a treat of a
Speaker 3: chocolate bar sometimes eat it while and then pay for
Speaker 3: the wrapper at the No.
Speaker 2: No, no, I judge people that do that as savages.
Speaker 2: I think if you've got a small child and there've
Speaker 2: been a little bit of pesky, then sure give them
Speaker 2: a snack.
Speaker 3: Okay, if your child summer in all of this cranky
Speaker 3: and doesn't.
Speaker 2: Want to do grown up, surely you can wait five
Speaker 2: or ten minutes. You don't need that stuff in your
Speaker 2: face in the supermar That's.
Speaker 1: Exactly what I said. So yesterday I was walking around
Speaker 1: the shop, so I was in a rush. It was
Speaker 1: about one o'clock and there was this woman who was
Speaker 1: doing a full grocery show in.
Speaker 2: The middle of coals, making a sandwich, taking into a
Speaker 2: roast chicken, just a hand that rocher bag. So what happened?
Speaker 2: What did you see? What was she doing?
Speaker 1: She was eating an ice cream like.
Speaker 3: Had opened it up. I like that. It's the beginning
Speaker 3: of the end, as long as the end, as long
Speaker 3: as you have the wrapper at the end and you
Speaker 3: still Yeah, I think.
Speaker 4: It depends what you have. Like I've had a punnet
Speaker 4: of those grape tomatoes.
Speaker 2: Before tomatoes, Yeah, totally.
Speaker 3: And it drives me through the eye.
Speaker 2: Whoa some cherry tom It's.
Speaker 4: Just absolutely famished, And I think I'll just have some grapes,
Speaker 4: like a.
Speaker 2: Punnet of tomatoes, some watery old vegs, beautiful PEPs.
Speaker 4: What's worse is people who stand at the fruit and
Speaker 4: veg I'll where the nuts and you know, the dried
Speaker 4: nuts and stuff are, and just help themselves or the
Speaker 4: grapes and just stand there.
Speaker 2: And just like where I live, there's no one helping
Speaker 2: themselves to nuts. I mean, who is what do you
Speaker 2: mean helping themselves up? Just put a hand and get some.
Speaker 5: Gob fools standing there, No, you're.
Speaker 2: Not balker kids at the factory tune nuts as well.
Speaker 3: How long will it take to eat nuts.
Speaker 2: You need a gallon of water, don't you. Oh my god,
Speaker 2: these walnuts are so damn dry.
Speaker 3: I wasn't standing there like a chipmunk with cheese.
Speaker 2: Just go get some at milk.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's worse. But an ice cream kitl and that's
Speaker 5: just that's bizarre.
Speaker 2: Injured and chopping in some tomatoes?
Speaker 5: City is I pay for it? When I go through
Speaker 5: the things?
Speaker 2: What do you hand them? Just an empty an empty
Speaker 2: pannet of tomatoes. I've eating these human don't judge me.
Speaker 2: Don't judge me on this coast to chucking intose romas
Speaker 2: over there. This gasts.
Speaker 5: My thought is you're an adult.
Speaker 1: You can wait like it's going to take you twenty
Speaker 1: thirty minutes at most to finish the shop.
Speaker 2: No one's that long in the they're not. You're under
Speaker 2: ten minutes. Aren't you even that?
Speaker 1: But you're an adult.
Speaker 3: Just wait.
Speaker 1: You can eat your ice cream when you get home,
Speaker 1: in the privacy of your home.
Speaker 2: You don't eat well.
Speaker 5: Maybe she had low blood sugar, Okatelyn.
Speaker 2: And an old sugar milk ice cream.
Speaker 5: She's diabetic and needed like a quick sugar.
Speaker 2: We're no doctors. I don't think the cure for diabetes
Speaker 2: is ice lollies. You're listening to the Christian O Carl's
Speaker 2: Show podcast eating while shopping at the supermarket? Yes? Or no,
Speaker 2: Karen Christian, No, unless you're under five years of age,
Speaker 2: it is feral Christian. I used to work at a supermarket. Legally. Yes,
Speaker 2: you can eat while shopping, as long as you pay
Speaker 2: for it when you leave. The worst bit is most
Speaker 2: people forget to do it. That's till we're Craig and Seaford.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, forget. Yeah, just slip my mind.
Speaker 2: All those tomatoes. Morning Team can go one better about
Speaker 2: eating in the supermarket. Sorry, young boy about three or
Speaker 2: four years of age, helping himself at the dry fruit
Speaker 2: nuts area. He's putting the chocolate coated nut in his mouth,
Speaker 2: sucking the chocolate off, and then, oh my god, that's
Speaker 2: obviously Patsy's local one handstag out west fix.
Speaker 3: Me, and then Patsy comes along and eats the nothing.
Speaker 5: So all I said was a pannet of tomatoes.
Speaker 3: You also mentioned grapes that people are snacking grapes. Have
Speaker 3: you has bought grapes recently in the bags?
Speaker 2: I can't afford it.
Speaker 4: I'm one of those that gets the bag, but then
Speaker 4: I dump like three quarters in another bag, so I've
Speaker 4: left less, left with like a small little bunch of
Speaker 4: grapes because they're too expensive.
Speaker 2: We killed that grape chat with that. I've got no
Speaker 2: idea what you just talking about. Do you understand what
Speaker 2: Patsy was saying?
Speaker 4: Oh, well, when you buy the grapes, they're coming in
Speaker 4: a bag, and there's a massive bag, and it's like
Speaker 4: fifty bucks if you paid for the whole bag. So
Speaker 4: I take something out and dumped and m.
Speaker 2: Fifty for a bag, and Crates buy two bottles of
Speaker 2: wine for that cut the middle man out.
Speaker 5: Something comes in packaging now, which annoys.
Speaker 3: So you put some of your graves in another person's
Speaker 3: bag and then walk out with four of them.
Speaker 5: They're all nice.
Speaker 2: Your supermarket, they're all on the shelf.
Speaker 4: So I dumped them in the other bags, waiting for
Speaker 4: other people to pick them up and take them home.
Speaker 4: So not in other people's trolleys. This dump, this conversation,
Speaker 4: it just makes no sense.
Speaker 2: Christian. If I'm back at a Ibay packer tim Tams
Speaker 2: and Woodies, I'm having one for the remaining hours. It's
Speaker 2: hard enough to trudge around those eyes without a little
Speaker 2: treat to keep me going. Christian, I work at coals.
Speaker 2: The things you see half eaten chippies, chocolates, unmentionables, people
Speaker 2: getting into them and then dumping the midshop on the floor. Again,
Speaker 2: this is a common word. Absolutely ferals. Feral has been
Speaker 2: said three times last twenty minutes. Christian, I'm with your
Speaker 2: producer Kalim. I can't understand those people in whereby stop
Speaker 2: pudding nuts for the winter.
Speaker 4: Everywhere Chris worked in supermarkets. It happened all across Melbourne.
Speaker 4: People would help themselves.
Speaker 2: That predominantly the West, though, I reckon, no, not predominantly
Speaker 2: the Christian with Cain and I saw someone et cold
Speaker 2: cut that's disgusting.
Speaker 1: Oh no.
Speaker 2: The whole family had a twiggy as they walked through woolwards.
Speaker 2: Then they touch items with their twiggy hands. The Christian
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