As of: February 22, 2024, 7:08 p.m
By: Philipp Bräuner
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Saving time is possible everywhere, not least when shopping, as one X user proves.
Some others have a clear opinion on their strategy.
Munich – How nice would it be to simply walk through when shopping in a supermarket or discount store and put away the products left and right?
And that without having to think too much about their location?
An X user from an unspecified place of residence has proven that this idea is not as utopian as it sounds.
She obviously struck a chord with many people.
Like recently, perhaps the most amazing shopping list of all time.
Shopping list strategy for supermarket revealed – “Of course in the direction of travel”
The photo that the user posted on the topic initially seems rather unspectacular.
What you can see: A handwritten shopping list with some everyday items on it, especially groceries.
But the note apparently follows a meticulous system, the user comments.
“I've been busy and written a shopping list for this afternoon, of course in the direction of the products,” she explains.
“That’s what you do, right?”
It's not so clear at first glance whether other users see it the same way.
“I even order from the butcher so that you only have to go in one direction behind the counter,” comments one user with a wink.
“It’s effective,” the creator of the post directly explains her approach, “then you don’t have to run all over the place.”
The other user cannot object to this either.
Some people take a similar approach when writing a shopping list
Another user jumps straight into the strategy.
“I, too, always write my shopping list in the order in which I go,” she explains.
However, she has another trick for a more efficient shopping experience: “I leave space for additions on the sheet between the areas.”
For others, the X-user's confession triggers real euphoria.
“Finally someone who understands,” commented one follower.
But it's not just when she's shopping that she seems to value order: "And please say that you sort the dishes in the dishwasher." The user is obviously hitting the creator's door open.
“Of course I sort the dishes in the dishwasher,” she replies decisively, garnished with a suspicious emoji.
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Dass diese Effizienz auch ihre Nachteile haben kann, gesteht sie aber schließlich auch. Denn es scheint ab und an der Spaß buchstäblich auf der Strecke zu bleiben, wenn sie stoisch ihrem Plan folgt: „Daheim denk‘ ich mir: Wo ist der Knabberkram? Ah, noch im Geschäft.“ Derweil fand ein Lidl-Kunde kürzlich einen fünf Seiten langen Einkaufszettel – und berechnete den Gesamtpreis des XXL-Einkaufs. (pkb)