When shopping at the supermarket, many drop in other people's food baskets. However, few people come up with the idea that the goods that others choose can be found out about their character and life. Chef Margie Nomura from London decided to conduct an interesting social experiment. She approached people in supermarkets and asked about purchases. The girl managed to find out some wonderful stories.
Unusual conversation with strangers
Margie is the chef and creator of the desert island podcast.
The girl has 26, 000 subscribers on the social network Instagram, including stars of Davina McCall and Joe Wicks. The chef said that she was able to talk with several customers in the supermarket. These conversations impressed Margie. For example, the story of a 79-year-old man who recently lost his wife, or a young man who soon had a second child.
So different stories
Usually, when people come to the supermarket, they don’t notice other customers. This is because everyone has their own affairs, many try to quickly choose the goods, settle accounts and leave. And few people think about what events are happening in the lives of others. Margie managed to find out some amazing stories that were hidden behind ordinary purchases. For example, Brian, 79, said he had recently buried his wife.
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The man took the lavender candles that she loved. He lights them every night. Brian has five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. A man buys products for lamb stew, which is going to cook for them.
Margie also met a young man named Taishan. The man shared the good news with the girl: very soon there will be a replenishment in his family.
The older baby is looking forward to when a sister or brother is born. And Taishan already bought coconut water, flowers and products.
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He is going to visit his wife, who is now in the hospital.
Then the chef talked to Laura. A woman is a civil servant. She is worried that people in Britain are throwing too much food. In this regard, Laura buys only products with a yellow price tag.
The woman says that it helps to save. In addition, she learned to cook many different dishes.
83-year-old Christina also decided to conduct a culinary experiment. A woman bought custard products.
She says that life is too short not to cook a treat right now.
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John, like a real gentleman, decided to support his girlfriend, who is going through a difficult period.
The man bought his beloved two bars of chocolate, a bottle of wine and Ramen soup, which she likes.
Culture shock
Monica is a resident of the United States. She told the main character of the article that she came to Britain recently. The American is still not well-versed in English supermarkets.
For example, Monica could not find a department that sells products with a large volume. It seems strange to her that the eggs are not stored in the refrigerator. And the American asked Margie Nomura why the British called the orange drink with the addition of pulp “juicy slices”. The example of Monica shows how difficult it is for a person to deal with the everyday and cultural features of another country.
