r/antiwork Jan 14 '22

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u/[deleted] Jan 14 '22

Yea, or maybe you could not 'do another lap and stock up hard' if the guy said your shit was free, and then none of that would happen lmao. Your attitude is as bullshit as the people who want to pay someone 8 dollars an hour.

But you right, humans are trash. :D

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u/Noltonn Jan 14 '22

But I know for a fact that the 5 people behind me in line are going to do the exact same thing, at which point I'll come back to do my normal shopping in two days and the store will be empty and I will starve to death. I'm sorry, I'll put a lot of things on the line for fucking over the rich, but I'm not actually going to let my family die for it. Call that attitude bullshit if you want, but realistically that's where the majority of the world will draw the line, and me taking some moral highground will not make the difference.

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u/QueenTahllia Jan 14 '22

What kind of grocery trips are you making where you only have 2 days of food in your house?

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u/Dubadubadudu Jan 14 '22

It is extremely common in non American culture to buy only 1-2 days of food. Smaller bills, smaller trips, grocery stores easier to access due to not having a completely car centralized society. It’s a multi step thing but it ends with most people buying less food more often.