Seen at local WalMart page

[Acmebike]

Buying grub, and saw this sign:


"Attention Parents! Aisle 19 is Candy Free"


So I went down Aisle 19 to checkout. NO junk food to tempt kids and parents. Comics, magazines, yo yos, trinket toys, whistles, hair scrunchies, etc, but no candy. Neat deal and I went out of my way to thank the checker and stopped by the customer service counter to give a positive mention as well.

[maba]

That's funny! How about "the perimeter of the store is candy-free"?

[Diana Renata]

Our local Wegman's has a couple of those. It's just full of coloring books instead.


Yeah, doesn't do much good for the rest of the store though.

[Acmebike]

Wellll, I'd wager that 90% of the products for sale in the *rest* of the store are decidedly NOT Primal approved.

[NorthernMonkeyGirl]

...does this mean that ALL the other aisles are full of candy?


But yeah, one free aisle is better than none

[Tara tootie]

What should you just say "here kiddos stay in this aisle until mommy/daddy is done shopping!"


I dont get it.

[dragonmamma]

I think it's referring to the cash register line, not the aisle in the store. Most of the stores around here have at least one line like that, where people can buy their stuff without the kiddies screaming and reaching for the candy.

[Tara tootie]

Ahhh that woud make more sense!


Sometimes I astound my self with my lack of putting the pieces together. Yeesh.

[dragonmamma]

It doesn't make any sense otherwise. Heck, I wouldn't expect to find candy if I was shopping in the men's underwear department!

[Tara tootie]

Like I said. I astound myself. Haha. Ehhhh...