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Shopper

            
             I have seen some of the strangest people in my life, but when it comes to shopping there are many categories that I can place people into. .
             The first shopper is a designated shopper; this shopper is on time, quick to run errands within one hour or so.
             This person can go into a store and get all of their items and still have enough cash left.
             The second shopper is called a lay-a-way shopper. This shopper can buy anything. This person thinks she can get it all of her items out by the due date. This person has to stand in long lines to wait for the items that she put on lay-a-way.
             The third shopper is the bargain buyer. This person reminds me of myself. I can go into a store and come out like everything is on sale (this is called looking for sale item every time you enter the store). .
             The next shopper is called the picky buyer. He likes all named brand items. Even if they have to write a bounced check they still are picky. My aunt goes threw the store to pick out of the named brand items, when she runs out of money then she tries to put some of the items back, just to have a little gas money, for the long ride home and she still do not in up with no gas money.
             The most exciting shopper that I've ever seen is the slow goer. This shopper reminds me of my mom. She can make out a grocery list and she still has to go on every isle in the store. She doesn't forget anything (that's the reason why she has to view every isle). This person comes out of the store with two buggies or more.
             The next shopper is the lazy shopper. This person goes into the store and pick up anything to say they been in the store. The lazy shopper goes through the isle and only gets thing that they are going to use for that day. This shopper ends up in the store every day because they are so lazy they forget what they going to get when the come in the store.
            


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