ponyfool
Well-known member
At dinner last night, my wife wanted to bring up an "issue" about our boys (almost 13 and 10 years old). They immediately bowed their heads, and I'm thinking, "uh-oh".
My wife goes on to say that they learned a new "game" from a friend, and she wants to know my take on it. Apparently, the boys, at Costco or other grocery stores, take random items and put them in other people's carts. The object is to take the most outrageous item and sneak it into someone else's cart without their knowledge, then watch them as they go to the checkout line.
I immediately start to sorta chuckle, which I was apparently not supposed to do. Then, as the kids started to describe it more, including a policy that they never use perishables, I'm starting to get pissed that I didn't know about this as a kid too. When my son described how he took a box of Kotex and put it in a guy's cart only to watch him stammer at the cash register, "waa...that's not mine" I realized it may not be too late, I may still be able to join them!
Thoughts??
My wife goes on to say that they learned a new "game" from a friend, and she wants to know my take on it. Apparently, the boys, at Costco or other grocery stores, take random items and put them in other people's carts. The object is to take the most outrageous item and sneak it into someone else's cart without their knowledge, then watch them as they go to the checkout line.
I immediately start to sorta chuckle, which I was apparently not supposed to do. Then, as the kids started to describe it more, including a policy that they never use perishables, I'm starting to get pissed that I didn't know about this as a kid too. When my son described how he took a box of Kotex and put it in a guy's cart only to watch him stammer at the cash register, "waa...that's not mine" I realized it may not be too late, I may still be able to join them!
Thoughts??