We’ve all been there. You’re at the grocery store and you wonder if you should just get flowers for yourself or maybe buy in bulk because it’s cheaper. Here’s a list of thoughts you’ve probably experienced one time or another while you venture through the grocery store.
I should really start being healthier. I’ll buy some veggies and make a salad.
Wow, those donuts look really good. I bought healthy food, so I guess I can afford to grab some. I deserve this, right? Yeah, I do.
Yay! Candles! *Smells every one*
Is it cheaper to buy the big carton of Goldfish, or should I buy the smaller bag? *Calculates price per Goldfish*
How do I even know if this fruit is ripe? I CAN’T EVEN GET THIS BAG OPEN.
I should probably use this baby cart. I feel like that’s a good idea.
O-M-G, Oreos. I’m getting them.
Dang, that mom is on a mission. I should move before she runs me over with her cart. I wonder if I can throw my food into the cart from here…
I’m so hungry. I want to buy everything in here.
“Hey friend, you should push me while I’m in this cart.”
If you related to one or more of these thoughts, don’t worry! There is a solution. Always eat before you go to the grocery store, always treat yourself, and the carton of Goldfish is about 30 cents cheaper than buying a small bag. Happy shopping!