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February 5, 2010 in Features

The Slice: A snob – just like it sounds

Paul Turner The Spokesman-Review
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There’s no snob quite like a twentysomething cashier at a natural living grocery store.

At least that has been my experience.

Not long ago, I was purchasing a can of leek and potato soup. The cashier, apparently noticing that this was a Heinz product, scrunched up her face and asked me, “Did you get this here?”

I assumed the absurdity of her question negated the need for an answer.

Clearly, she thought it was beneath her store to sell such a mainstream brand’s products. What she had failed to notice was that the soup in question was imported from Great …

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One comment on this story so far. Add yours!
  • empyrius on February 05 at 11:32 a.m.

    No snow to melt, no falls to behold.

    But with a month of temperatures way above normal we all know global warming is a myth (tis just El Nino right . . .)!

    Not that that stops the U.S. military from implementing domestic, and worldwide, “contingency operations” due to the impact of global warming . . .

    Har har har har

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