do you care what people think of your supermarket purchases?

I use the self service things, even with a trolley full

[keith_d]

I generally put my stuff on the belt in the order I want to pack it - so all the fridge stuff will come through together, then all the fruit and veg, etc. Booze often goes through first because it's heavy and I don't want it crushing my bread.

As far as what people think of my shopping, I don't give a monkeys.

[Messie]

Sorry, life's too short for that type of worry. Who cares??

Originally Posted by CoolGirl

I like it in there even though it's small, plus you've got a more mixed clientele (there's a Sainsbury's next door to ours, which is where the less fortunate have to shop, and M&S the other side)

lol yeah, a guy that was caught stealing waitrose took 2 things it was like $70! More than I spend in a week...where I work is far more posh! I live in cheap end of town We have a sainbury's and lidl though, the waitrose is too far (casue it in the nice bit of town)

I do, it's pathetic. I don't know any of these people, but care that they might think I'm an alky, because tonight (for once) I'm having pizza and beer, rather than cooking.

I feel especially scummy if I'm skint and drinking strong dry cider (again), or want to stock up but have limited space, so 1 ltr of scotch.

GET OVER IT! WHO CARES WHAT THEY THINK!

But I can't!

I put my stuff down in the order that Im going to pack it if Im doing a big shop, thats all. Couldn't care less what people thought I was buying. The only time I get embarrassed is when Im buying "Feminine products" and there is a guy on the till, for obvious reasons.

Im only 18 so all i ever buy at supermarkets is alcohol and condoms and the such like, and i dunt care what people think, regardless of how many funny looks i get.

Internet shop is the way forward, the other half does the shop, i have to carry it in from the door step. The price of petrol these days well worth the extra £3.

No, not at all. I buy tea and coffee for work in Netto, the white cider in there flies off the shelves

It's much more interesting to see what's in peoples' recycling bins. Here you have to separate out the bottles and the tins, and most houses have far more than we do

[yorkie_chris]

Bottle bin in our house is hilarious, we should really request an extra bin.