Whether you are five years old or 35 years old, there is something thrilling about standing at the grocery store where there is a colourful display of shiny potato chips packets in different flavours. Potato chips are versatile and sometimes there are so many flavour options in a single brand. If you don’t have a particular favourite chips flavour, you might get confused while deciding which one to buy. We can understand that. However, it seems that the owner of a certain ‘Sharma General Store’ did not like this behaviour of the customers.
A funny signboard of a grocery store has gone viral on the internet. The picture shared by a user named Nishant Tripathi on Reddit shows a chips display rack with several varieties of Lays chips – Magic Masala from India, Classic Salted, American Style Cream & Onion and Hot ‘n’ Sweet Chilli from West Indies. Above the chips rack is a big signboard that reads, “I feel like standing at the shop and thinking ‘which one should I take’. Please think before coming from your home– Sharma General Store [It is prohibited to stand at the store and wonder ‘Which Lay’s flavour should I buy’. Kindly decide from your home before coming to the store],
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Sharma Uncle has had enough of your nonsense
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The post went viral on Reddit, garnering over 17,000 upvotes. Many people took to the comments section to make funny comments about how confused the customer was in choosing a packet of chips from all the delicious options.
One Redditor commented, “I can’t do it Sharmaji, it’s not that easy.” Another added, “Even after thinking about it at home, when we see so many options there, we get confused. [Even if we decide from home, we get confused after seeing so many options at the store],
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One joked, “This is putting more pressure on customers to make quick decisions.” Talking about his confusion while choosing a Lay’s pack, another wrote, “I’m always confused between blue, light green and dark green.”
One Redditor joked, “I can confidently say I’ve spent more time choosing a Lays flavor than I have choosing my career.”
Do you too relate to the struggle of making quick decisions while buying chips and chips? Share your experience in the comments section.
