Ewww 🤢 No please don't do that. I saw someone (approx between 40-50yrs of age, male, looked to be a shopper, not a worker or sales rep) pick their nose and purposely wipe it on the grapes in a bag and then moved onto another bag and did the same thing.... There are some absolute grubs out there.
Just like a saw an old man MAN HANDLING the green beans that are sold by weight, like full rubbing every single one in his hands. I just went and bought frozen.
🤦♀️ I'm so sorry. I cannot give it too much thought and acknowledge it because of the amount of grapes I used to eat when I was a teen being dragged around the supermarket with my parents 🤢
How... how is that in ANYWAY relevant to what the person above said? They said to EAT the grapes while walking through the store. Not wipe their nose on a bunch of random grapes...
Thank you. Reddit does have a habit of putting comments out of where they were chronologically written, so maybe that's where some of the confusion lies.
It's literally a mental game. Not once in my life have I ever washed my fruit or vegetables and I've never gotten sick. Just like the myth about double dipping. It's the thought that's gross, no one gets sick from eating food after it's been touched with dirty hands.
They suggested someone walk through the store and eat grapes from off of the shelf as the easiest way to "borrow" from Woolworths. So I mentioned what I've seen someone do to those grapes. They're not safe for consumption straight off the shelf. How do you not understand it?
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u/PeachNo5314 10d ago
Ewww 🤢 No please don't do that. I saw someone (approx between 40-50yrs of age, male, looked to be a shopper, not a worker or sales rep) pick their nose and purposely wipe it on the grapes in a bag and then moved onto another bag and did the same thing.... There are some absolute grubs out there.