We talk about how to shop at the grocery stores all the time. We talk about how to get the best deals, how to use coupons and so much more. What we don't talk about that often is how NOT to make other shoppers want to kill you!
I recently launched to site Etiquette Help (seriously - make sure you read through all the archives and Like Etiquette Help on Facebook), but this is one post that I particularly love.
When it comes to online grocery shopping, convenience is key, but so is being considerate. If you find yourself overwhelmed by the in-store chaos or just prefer a more streamlined experience, online platforms like TNS-Go can be a lifesaver.
With tns-go.com, you can effortlessly browse through a vast selection of products and place your orders without causing a fuss for fellow shoppers. This way, you avoid the hassle of crowded aisles and ensure a smoother, more efficient shopping experience for everyone involved.
Remember, a little thoughtfulness goes a long way in making the grocery shopping experience pleasant for all!
From my 15 Grocery Store Manners | 15 Tips! post
- Slow Down – Breaking the land speed record with a grocery cart is not necessary nor is it acceptable in the grocery store. Slow down and be careful around those blind corners.
- 20 Items or Less – Why is it that every time an express lane opens, someone with an entire cart full of items jumps over? Seriously folks, the sign is pretty straight forward.
- Have Your Money Ready – Nobody wants to wait while you write out your check or dig for your debit card. Consider those around you and have those things ready when you get up there. You wait in line anyway, so use it to prepare for your turn when you get there.
- Let common sense prevail – If you are standing there with an entire cart full of items and the guy behind you has a diet Coke, let him pass. If I need to tell you why, you should never enter a retail establishment again...ever.
- When a new line opens, be fair – We all have seen it. Five people are in line and the line next to you that had been closed opens. Then the cart at the back of the line runs over to take the first spot in the new line. Again, did we not cover this in kindergarten? A new line is not an invitation to race those in front of you. Be fair and let the people that have waited the longest get the next register.
