- Dołączono
- 7 Sie 2020
Although you forget you're comparing yourself to Filippo Burnelli here! His shopping habbits and dietary requirements are far more sophisticated and tedious compared to your average Renton resident.I've seen this tossed around before, and the only thing that I would correct is the Kat buying groceries while at work/after work. I say this because we know that up until recently she was working evening/closing shifts. Buying stuff after closing shifts at retail doesn't really work. The cashiers have shit to do and once the last person is out of the store, the last register is closed and the money in them is counted and then put away in the cash office. The only other option is shopping during your breaks, which only works for things that you're not worried about leaving in your car in potentially high heat, or else trust your workplace enough/have a locker to store the things you already bought. Source: worked closing shifts in retail for like 8 years.
The 3 hour grocery thing is 100% a fucking lie. The only time I've spent anywhere near that long shopping is if I need to hit multiple places around town. And that's on a saturday/sunday during busy times.
Probably needs to find the most prime San Marzano tomatoes, organic expensive bags of sugar and hand made traditional Apulian style pasta.
Who knows what his shopping habbits entail, someone should ask him (or look through pigpiggo if you can be bothered, maybe I might some time) what sort of grocery stores he visits to get a good idea of how long he would actually spend).
