SWEET TREAT TRIFECTA
My
weekly pilgrimage
to Trader Joes
involves the restocking
of my all-important
kettle-corn reserves
The store I frequent is the smallest and busiest in all of San Diego, so, I usually position my cart in about two or three different locations and just run up and down the aisles grabbing what I need and dropping them off as I proceed to the next item.
to Trader Joes
involves the restocking
of my all-important
kettle-corn reserves
The store I frequent is the smallest and busiest in all of San Diego, so, I usually position my cart in about two or three different locations and just run up and down the aisles grabbing what I need and dropping them off as I proceed to the next item.
As
I approached the location where the kettle-corn was stocked, there was a
young mother with her 4 year old daughter, who happened to be singing
some little song about ‘sweet treats’. As I reached both hands forward
to grab my 5 to 6 bags of corn, I looked towards the girl with a big
smile and said, “No matter what you do, do not buy any of this
kettle-corn, for it is indeed a ‘sweet treat’”. Initially embarrassed
that I even noticed her singing, she replied, “You’re funny!”
We
just happened to cross paths again in the frozen-food section, where I
dutifully reminded the young girl, “Make sure you don’t buy any of this
kettle-corn”, to which she giggled her reply with, “You’re silly.”
And, last, but not least, we could not avoid meeting in the produce section, where, of course, I admonished her one last time, and was met with only an embarrassed giggle. My guess is she took me up on my advice and left Trader Joes without any kettle-corn.
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