Nate
I’ve seen some bold behavior at grocery stores, but this one might take the overpriced, organic cake. A Redditor shared a story from their shift working near a customer service desk, where they watched a woman roll in with a fully loaded cart. Like, $200 worth of picnic supplies.
She asked for a refund because she and her family “bought too much” while visiting Yellowstone. We’re talking unopened hummus, fancy cheeses, deli meats, mayo, mustard, the works.
Here’s the Story That Sparked the Outrage
And yes, the store gave her the refund. All that food had to be marked “do not sell” and tossed because no one knew how long it had been unrefrigerated.
It’s lazy. It’s wasteful. It’s peak tourist entitlement. And apparently, this kind of thing happens all the time.
Naturally, the replies didn’t hold back. Most people were just as baffled and annoyed. Keep scrolling for the collective internet eye roll.
1. When reality hits harder than your grocery bill
2. A little tough love for the overpackers
3. Someone finally asked the million-dollar question
4. Cooler heads, coolerers
5. Said what we were all thinking
6. Entitlement enabled
7. Equal parts annoyed and confused
8. Yellowstone: beautiful views, terrible tourists
9. A rant with receipts
10. A voice of reason (and rules)
11. Apparently, This happens every time Florida sees clouds
12. Someone just gave the snacks to actual people, imagine that
13. Returned moldy cottage cheese, still got grilled like a suspect
14. Using Home Depot’s return policy like it’s a tool rental service
15. Donated the extra food instead of dumping it—crazy concept
