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[Blzer]

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I saw something at the laundromat today that blew my mind. The lady at the washer next to me, took all her quarters in one hand and rapid fired all of them like pop pop pop into the machine. It was basically $4 worth of quarters she machine gunned into the slot in about 3 seconds, she was like a laundry coin savant, it was amazing

[Dead2009]

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You can file this one under ''You Don't See That Everyday'':
I went into Walmart and there was a woman shopping with a monkey on her shoulder. And that wasn't what even really stood out to me. The monkey was wearing a pullup diaper. I see people with dogs all the time in Walmart, but I cannot recall the last time I saw a monkey outside of a zoo.

Sounds like that was illegal as hell, lol.

[Ghost Of The Year]

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Sounds like that was illegal as hell, lol.

Probably is. I've even seen a person bring either a boa or python (I always get the two mixed up) into our Walmart. When it comes to Walmart, I feel like its the old wild west where anything goes. People feel like they can bring whatever animal they want, wear whatever they want, eat the Walmart food right in either the line or while they are shopping, and of course there are the shoplifters themselves.

[BurghFan]

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You can file this one under ''You Don't See That Everyday'':
I went into Walmart and there was a woman shopping with a monkey on her shoulder. And that wasn't what even really stood out to me. The monkey was wearing a pullup diaper. I see people with dogs all the time in Walmart, but I cannot recall the last time I saw a monkey outside of a zoo.

Sounds like that was illegal as hell, lol.

Emotional support animal probably. I get there are people who have emotional issues where having an animal with them can provide comfort, but no doubt there are plenty of people who will just use it as an excuse to take their pet wherever they want and claim it as an emotional support animal. Was sitting in a doctors office the other day and a guy walks in with a small dog (Bichon maybe) on a leash and wearing a jacket and the dog jumped up and puts it front paws on my leg wanting to be petted. The guy did at least apologize for the dog jumping on me.

[Dead2009]

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When I worked at Target I'd see people bringing in dogs all the time, half the time they were small so they'd have them sitting in the basket of the cart. One day I saw a couple with their dog come in and the dog picked up a toy off the shelf and walked off with it. Like this isnt a Petsmart, there's literally human food the next aisle over.

[ProfessaPackMan]

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Leave them dogs at home and stop bringing them to restaurants!

They’ll be fine at home by themselves for a little bit and if not, well you have some more work to do with it.

[LambertandHam]

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When I worked at Target I'd see people bringing in dogs all the time, half the time they were small so they'd have them sitting in the basket of the cart. One day I saw a couple with their dog come in and the dog picked up a toy off the shelf and walked off with it. Like this isnt a Petsmart, there's literally human food the next aisle over.

A couple of the stores near me here are posting "no pets" signs outside of service animals. Publix for one has been pretty aggressive with them. I see a lot of dogs at places like Walmart, they aren't service animals.


Weirdest thing I've seen a couple times is someone with a clear backpack and a bird(like a parakeet type) in it. I'm sure the bird appreciates getting out of the house but I don't get it.

[ProfessaPackMan]

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Wal Mart is the Wild West of retail, they’re not about enforce a “No Pets Allowed” rule lol

[Speedy]

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I haven't seen Caulfield post in almost a year when he used to post almost daily...I hope he's ok.

[southernmetalhead]

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There's some survivalist commercial now talking about food that lasts for 25 years and "tastes great". Lol, ok.

[Ghost Of The Year]

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There's some survivalist commercial now talking about food that lasts for 25 years and "tastes great". Lol, ok.

To which my reply to them is, if it tastes so great, they wouldn't wait twenty-five years to eat it.

[bigbob]

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There's some survivalist commercial now talking about food that lasts for 25 years and "tastes great". Lol, ok.

Buy one, get two free.

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[LambertandHam]

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There's some survivalist commercial now talking about food that lasts for 25 years and "tastes great". Lol, ok.

25 years of powered beef stroganoff.

[steelerfan]

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If you were really a survivalist, you wouldn't need pre-packaged meals.

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[SmashMan]

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If it's the same commercial I just saw for the first time today (mine made the same 25 years claim), the company says they're promoting self-reliance. How that works with selling pre-packaged meals I'm not sure.