The 66 Surprising Items Cashiers Secretly Judge You For Buying—Number 23 Will Shock You!

The 66 Surprising Items Cashiers Secretly Judge You For Buying—Number 23 Will Shock You!

1. Rope
2. Duct Tape
3. Cleaning Gloves
4. Tarp
5. Bleach
6. Febreze
7. Cookies
8. Bucket
9. Sponges

I wrung him up. I didn’t even notice what he’d purchased until he came back in. He just said “Dude, I could be planning a murder & you didn’t even care. What the f**k? I just lost $20.”

Then he went to return everything except the cookies. True story.

Edit: FFS, yes Home Depot sells cookies. They’re like right next to all the chips and sodas. They’re those $0.98 grandma cookies that come in packs of two.

FadedAsAHabit Report

Thick coiled ropes tangled together showing various textures and natural fibers for cashier judgment topics. Ex cashier of 5 years here. After a while you don’t notice and it all becomes the same because you’re so familiar with the items your store carries. Only time I have made an extreme judgement based on items purchased was when a man came in and purchased peanut butter, dog treats, condoms, lube and rope….. not even joking.

citcat94 , Pixabay Report

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Woman in apron holding a plunger and plate, representing common things cashiers judge customers for buying. Lol I work in a small hardware store and if someone comes up to buy a plunger (and sometimes it’s these young women) I wonder if they’re the ones who just took a big enough s**t to clog up their toilet and have to come get a plunger.

Maximus2005 , RDNE Stock project Report

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Man in a white coat writing notes with a stethoscope, visualizing cashier judgments on customer purchases. I always thought it was a little funny/ironic when a person in medical scrubs comes in and buys cigarettes. Also for some reason they always tend to buy 3-4 packs at the same time.

Edit: I guess I should mention it might be because being in the medical field is a stressful job, but still.

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