Special sampling opportunity
Special sampling opportunity
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The answer is in the question. Pants down, bend over.
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Having had the “benefit” of decades of experience in the retail industry, I assure anyone reading who hasn’t, that most of us would be very happy to wear gloves all of the time, regardless of any given reason. People are fucking gross. And we don’t have health insurance. So, no thank you for your conjunctivitis and Covid, but I’d really rather not. Thanks for shopping at [Retail Outlet]! Please, come back and be rude to us again!
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Gloves or not, you still can’t touch yourself, it only saves washing your hands if you can’t. If you are near a sink, wearing gloves is just weird or for the theatre of people who think it makes a difference.
Not many diseases are spread by actual skin contact, still need to pick your nose and a glove doesn’t change anything.
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Forget the gloves, when did toilet paper get to 90 bucks!?
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And a hairnet?!
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It's to wipe your mouth. There must be lemonade and fudge samples just out of frame.
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???? ... that wasn't chocolate fudge :(
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And why does she look so unhappy about it?
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Because some asshole is standing 3 feet away from her, photographing her.
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How many people commented, "On the whole, it's rather good."?
I feel like we should be told.
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TBH I would welcome the opportunity to touch toilet paper before buying. It can be hard to figure out how soft or rough it is just by sight and what's written on the package.
What if it's a sensual taste testing sample
pica
That's why all the packages always have holes someone punched through to feel the toilet paper
What! You dont like sanding your asshole with 40grit sandpaper?
Honestly i agree its kinda smort
I'm a connoisseur myself and travel with my own stash. The stuff they have in most public restrooms is so cheap it's like wiping your ass with a CVS receipt.