• Calavera@lemm.ee
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    1 year ago

    Since most US people go to the market by car why do they need to pack? When I shop by car I just throw everything in the cart and then everything in the trunk, I only pack meat and some other moisty stuff

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      1 year ago

      We have a cultural practice here in the states where we display dominance to our neighbors by carrying all of our groceries in one trip.

      I’d look like a total bitch juggling and dropping everything from the car to the front door.

      As it is right now, I deadlift my groceries and walk about 20 feet looking totally rad and dominant. I do this while loudly reminding my woman to “git” (which means something totally different from the git you’re used to) so the neighbors know that I’m a man’s man who doesn’t need any help from a female. That also shows her that I respect her weakness and don’t want her to get injured, which gets me laid later in the day. She rolls her eyes, but she knows how it is. This is why I have a pile of children by the way. All weak female children, but one day I will have a son and I will train him in the ways of his ancestors.

      Everyone always listens for their neighbor’s car too so they can step outside to giggle while they struggle and drop their groceries. Of course we also gotta help the ladies whose men have abandoned them to deadlift groceries by themselves.

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        1 year ago

        But seriously, why not put a bag or box in your car, put the groceries from the shopping cart in there and then carry that bag from the car to your home?

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          1 year ago

          See now you’re foolin’ worn tradition bud. I mean, maybe I can get my kids doing it. :p

          Not a bad idea though.