Wickedfire Guide To Shopping In Real Life

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Deliguy

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After a very long drama thread today that I admittedly was a major instigator in, I think we need to have some fun and create some Wicked Fire guides to real life. Ya know, for edumacation. :)

I present to you...
Wickedfire's Guide To Shopping In Real Life

1) Every customer could potentially be Adsense Looser or one of his multiaccounts so running them over with your cart is perfectly acceptable.

2) If someone cuts you off in the parking lot its perfectly reasonable to write down their license plate and hang it at the post office along side the sex offenders list.

3) If the customer ahead of you in line is buying boring crap with a check, its not only fine but expected to knock all the magazines off the racks and fill the conveyor belt with tons of worthless shit.

4) Asshats don't actual exist, so quit asking associates where they are.

5) Don't eat the grapes or bananas before you buy them. You never know where LemonAden has been.

6) If in the odd case the store isn't organized right its your duty, nay your honor to make sure every isle has boobies or at least some form of pornography in it.
 


7) If you in an isle with a crying baby, please be thoughtful and courteous to other shoppers by politely close lining that annoying meatbag and hope it gets knocked out from the fall.
 
8) You want to know you're shopping in a safe environment so it behooves you to help the security staff stay on their toes by enhancing their training. The small security sensor from a CD or video game, dropped into a ladies purse, is a great training aid and the LPOs will love you for the opportunity to exercise their skills.

9) If someone in front of you at the checkout has a huge basket full of stuff, be sure to stick a box of condoms on the counter among their stuff. Afterall, they're obviously busy and distracted and forgot to get them and will appreciate the help.
 
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