Memories of shopping with parents ?

[Anonymous No.13947227]

My mom always let me pick one kind of snacks

[Anonymous No.13947287]

>>13947227
Uhh nice pic

[Anonymous No.13947302]

>>13947227
I remember when the bakery and deli in my local grocery store were actually good when I was a kid. I'd go there all the time with my grandma and get donuts or chicken wings or something. I lived with my grandma for a year or so and it was a year straight of just chocolate milk and constantly getting fed fattening shit it was amazing.

[Anonymous No.13947419]

>>13947227
My mom made us walk the entire store, and would only buy things she had coupons for, whether we needed it or not.

[Anonymous No.13947488]

My grandmother and I used to go grocery shopping together before wuflu, we both really enjoyed it, trying new things and picking out weird shit

Thanks pooh-bear

[Anonymous No.13947648]

>>13947227

[Anonymous No.13947830]

i found like 20 dollars in dropped change over the years and bought kingdom hearts 2

[Anonymous No.13947838]

I once threw up in the middle of the aisle at Dominick’s.

They closed down like six years later. Coincidence?

[Anonymous No.13947846]

[Anonymous No.13947860]

>>13947227
One time I went grocery shopping with mom and asked if I could get a candy bar. She said yes so I scurried off to the candy aisle and got a bar.
I went back, threw my bar on the little seat thing in the cart.
Except I threw it in a random lady's cart and she was like, "Who are you?"
I looked up, grabbed the bar and went back looking for mom. The random lady thought it was funny at least

[Anonymous No.13947867]

Reading video game magazines or checking out the game demos while she shopped was my favorite part

[Anonymous No.13948126]

>>13947227
>Be 6
>Be at store
>Mom buying canned sardines
>Yell out "Why are you buying that we don't own a cat!"
>Everyone in the aisle is looking at us some snickering at the dumb remark I made
>Mom looks embarrassed while I'm blissfully ignorant of stupid shit I said

Pic related, the deenz my mom was buying, and still buys to this day.

[Anonymous No.13948133]

>>13948126
Do you enjoy it now you grew up? Looks like something you could pair with rice

[Anonymous No.13948169]

>>13948133
>Do you enjoy it now you grew up?

When I was 11 I fell in love with the deenz, and never turned back.

>Looks like something you could pair with rice

Yeah, that's how you eat em. Some good shit right there.

[Anonymous No.13948916]

there used to be this Italian grocery
got a bunch of tasty specialty meats/olives/cheeses from the deli and tasty sweets/fresh bread from the bakery.

used to get crates full of reduced fruits and juice them

[Anonymous No.13948940]

>>13947227
>kid me asks if I can have a snack
>"no, we already have a lot at home"
>kid me believes it
>ask mom about it when we get home
>"what snacks?"
>kid me keeps falling for this for some reason
Maybe I deserved it

[Anonymous No.13948945]

My mother was very controlling. Micro-management is her middle name. She's force me to come along with her to all grocery trips, then as soon as we got home, she's run inside to use the bathroom and make us bring the bags in.

She was also the type to use 3 different pots or pans to make ONE sauce and leave us with the dishes.

The DAY I turned 18, I moved out. Fucking nightmare.

[Anonymous No.13948964]

>>13948945
You should have reported her for child abuse. That sounds so horrible for you. No child should ever have to do chores.

[Anonymous No.13948974]

>>13948964
She ended up throwing my little sister down the stairs once. I told her the next time she laid a finger on me or my siblings, I would put her in the hospital. She's ruined her life for herself and on her 8th divorce.

>I WISH I WAS TROLLING

She's going to die alone, probably.

[Anonymous No.13948976]

dad used to open up random shit when he was hungry and we would always walk around snacking on something and shopping. Always paid for it at the end ofcourse.

[Anonymous No.13948987]

>>13948916
Is this in America? Do they give out little samples?

[Anonymous No.13948996]

>>13948940
no you didn't deserve it, but your parents are horrible being dishonest like that,

[Anonymous No.13949000]

>>13948987
they generally give out samples in America, trying to encourage you to buy the product.

But we would just dig into something in our cart that we were planning on purchasing anyway.

[Anonymous No.13949008]

>>13948974
>8th divorce
Jesus, how many step-dad did you have, were they cool ?

[Anonymous No.13949010]

>>13947860
This happened to me too. It was like 20 years ago and I still get embarrassed thinking about it

[Anonymous No.13949024]

>>13948974
You'd think if you met a girl that was divorcered more then twice you'd see it as a big red flag kek
8th divorce god damn your mom must suck

[Anonymous No.13949054]

>>13949008
7 step dads, more boyfriends and fiances than I can count. My dad was #1. #2 was a coke dealer.

>again, I WISH I were trolling here

#3 was her high school sweetheart who liked to cut the ball and string from my paddle board toy and hit me with it. #4 ended up being caught in bed with another man. #5 was an abusive Irish prick who was half catholic and half jewish. you can guess how that turned out in the end. (My sister's father, btw.) #6 was a wealthy bald dude who's now dead. (RIP - he was actually a decent man.) #7 was some fucking trash hillbilly auctioneer who's previous baby-mama drained him of everything in court. My mother bailed on him like a bad person. #8 was a military police from Puerto Rico with monstrously undiagnosed PTSD and countless other personal mental health issues.

I think my mother's religious views that she still clings to make it "sinful" to have sex outside of marriage, so she marries (or considers marrying) every dick she rides.

She was a mess and I was happy to leave.

[Anonymous No.13949065]

>>13949024
you'd think, right? Speaks more about the men she'd find than it does about her.

[Anonymous No.13949160]

>Stop pulling those coupons out of the machine! We don't need them!
>Get off the ground! I don't care how many coins you find under the coin machine, its dirty!
>Stop "sampling" the candy, and stop putting your hand in the jar! Thats disgusting!"

my parents fucking rocked, i was a terrible kid

[Anonymous No.13949389]

>>13947846
reddit

[Anonymous No.13949408]

>>13948974
>eight divorces
Your mom's pussy must be tight as shit

[Anonymous No.13949512]

>>13949408
I guess so. Maybe she grows candy down there. Maybe the men she snares in her web are complete knuckle-dragging desperate idiots.

The world may never know.

[Anonymous No.13949527]

>>13947227
what the fuck? did your parents drag you around like that as well?

[Anonymous No.13949798]

>>13947227
My mom always let me get a toy that was $5. I always got a transformer. I liked Beast Wars the most. Now I'm sad :(

[Anonymous No.13949807]

>>13947227
I always liked the free cookies for kids thing, but my main memory is my mom asking my brother and I to go get something and saying she'd wait right there but when we came back she was halfway across the store. Dumb broad

[Anonymous No.13949846]

>>13949160
I used to pull the coupons out of that little red machine then stuff them back in the slot until it jammed it all up

[Anonymous No.13950018]

>retard mother gets uppity with a poor clerk because of some policy they had nothing to do with
and thats why i havent shopped with her in 20 years B)

[Anonymous No.13950060]

>>13949054
Damn hope both you and your sister moved out

[Anonymous No.13950159]

>>13947227
>bothered parents always bough generic as a kid
>as an adult refuse to buy namebrand unless it CANNOT be replicated

[Anonymous No.13950183]

>>13948974
Are all your younger siblings moved out by now?

[Anonymous No.13950610]

>>13947846
Nobody cares, Reddit cunt

[Anonymous No.13952139]

How do you guys remember grocery shopping with your parents when you were little? I don't remember that shit at all. I mean I barely remember today but still

[Anonymous No.13952303]

>>13947830
Comfy

[Anonymous No.13952416]

>>13947227
i don't remember going grocery shopping cause we did it so rarely, my grandparents would bring a batch of veggies, fruit and meat every weekend. but I do remember picking up her smokes 2-3 times a day.

[Anonymous No.13952676]

i remember wanting to buy comic books so i could read Archie Sonic like this cool kid on the playground but my mom always said no and would get mad at me if I thumbed through them so i would just look at them standing next to the rack. i just learned the names of characters from the covers.

pic related was the highlight of every trip. at least my mom would give me a quarter.

[Anonymous No.13952693]

>>13952676
In my area the cool kids watched Dragon Ball. But my mom said it was too violent, so in order to fit in, I'd eavesdropping other kids conversations about what happened on dragon ball episode yesterday. And repeat the same thing to my friends