Supermarkets are
like my second home. In my family, I am the person-in-charge of
buying food and household products, so I go to the supermarkets in my
area several times per week. My city has many options, including a
Walmart.
The prices of food
and household products have increased steadily in recent years. I am
on a tight budget, so I plan carefully each supermarket visit. I
scrutinize all shoppers searching for the best deals. If you do not
organize your visits to the supermarket, you will spend a lot of
money on unnecessary products.
Usually, my city's
supermarkets are clean and have a good inventory. However, I hate
finding discrepancies between the label and cash register prices.
This problem happens frequently and bothers me. In addition, I
dislike the poor quality of some vegetables, the long lines to pay,
and the lack of advertised discount products.
After zillions of
visits to supermarkets, I have become a “supermarket expert.” In
general, my city's supermarkets give good service to the costumers, but
there is always space for improvement.
The prices of groceries have increased steadily in recent years.
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I scrutinize all shoppers* searching for the best deals.
I assume that "shoppers" are the ads from the supermarkets. I haven't heard that before.
In general, my city's supermarkets give good service to the costumers, but there is always room for improvement.
Great writing again. Isn't it amazing that stores make you wait to pay for things? You would think that they would not allow anything to delay receiving your money. More people need to walk out without buying anything when they see the long lines.
Yes, we called ads from the supermarkets and retail stores 'shoppers'. I thought that it was the same in the States.
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