Do Americans really store their groceries in brown paper bags?
Do Americans really store their groceries in brown paper bags?
Isaac Bell
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Benjamin Bell
no
Colton Fisher
Paper bags were actually really uncommon but now in cities that banned plastic bags if you choose to buy bags at checkout they'll usually be paper.
Aiden Gomez
we have them put we put groceries in the fridge
Jack Sanchez
>americans buy their guns in brown paper bags
Eli Nguyen
I have reusable canvas bags because my city banned plastic bags and charges 10 cents for paper bags
Evan Brown
Yeah and then they put on their indoor shoes and drop the bag off on the kitchen counter. They then boil water in a microwave and tip the microwave.
Sebastian Fisher
>and drop the bag off on the kitchen counter
whats wrong with this
Matthew Allen
>Having kitchen counters
Jayden Walker
It’s really rare actually. Most stores offer plastic bags and alternatively some Americans bring reusable cloth bags whenever they go grocery shopping because it’s less wasteful.
Julian Rogers
>Americans go to bodegas instead of grocery stores
Nathan Martin
yes, yes you do!
Evan Long
*blocks your path*
Aaron Bennett
grandmothers walk with them here
Landon Long
I'd walk with you here while holding hands
Ryan Roberts
that's gay
Tyler Martinez
I thought everyone else on the internet besides me was a hot girl
Zachary Nguyen
that's dumb
Jaxon Ward
that's rude
Ryder Murphy
I am rude boy
Brayden Davis
Charles Adams
We use those for bread, keeps it crunchy
Oliver Roberts
>We us this for bread, it keeps it crunchy.
>Mexicans unironically prefer to dry out their bread so it has the consistency of a road tack.
Wew lad.
Hudson Hall
that’s real multiculturalism though as opposed to the fake “must import 3rd world shitskins” artificial multiculturalism.