Bacon is the perfect desert for any kind of meal :)

That sounds a little dry, #37.

I don't think they taught you the S trick 37

Maple candied bacon... Dipped in maple butter... Ah the holy matrimony of sweet and savory...

Maybe OP thought the cashier was cute.

26-But isn't OP trying to prove their non-single status to the cashier?

30-True, but maybe to attract an interest from the cashier since OP is worried about what the cashier thinks of them.

OP could just be really worried about his/her self image

Does it matter what anyone thinks about other people being single?

As a cashier who gets literally 100s of customers through my lane daily I don't care/have time to think about what the customers are purchasing

Do you think cashiers really care what you buy? As a cashier myself i dont look at what i scan and listen for the beep

The only time I noticed was when a couple came through with a box of condoms and 4 jars of Nutella

As a cashier in a grocery store I notice the following things only: 1. Abnormally large orders ($300 or more) 2. Large quantities of the same item 3. Very odd combinations Otherwise, unless I feel like guessing what's for dinner, I really don't care because I'm trying to get you through as fast as I can. One pork chop and some veggies won't elicit a comment from me because it's obvious what you're doing with it. A banana, condoms, and a romance novel being bought by a woman might raise my eyebrow a little but no more. 30 cases of pop will make me ask what the special occasion is.

70, only 4 jars? Pfftt!

Being lonely is very undesirable for most people.

Op could just live alone or house mates are away or something...

13, believe me, I know. But my point was to just accept it, at least OP has food, which is always the best cure. Besides having a life, of course.

Being single doesn't suck! Being lonely, however, does. To reiterate what someone else said on this thread, "Who cares?"

#50, food which is the best cure??? Don't think so

I'm working at a grocery store myself, and if they're like me, they're more likely jealous they can't afford the porkchop you just bought.

#4, I also was a cashier once and I judged the customers harshly. My boss was about to fire me for the numerous complaints piling up against me, but I quit first because the clientele disgusted me. "The customer's always right?" Bullshit! I'm almost always right!! (I'm not cut out for retail :()

#28- why don't you save your judging for people you actually know? And perhaps keeping your comments to yourself would have also kept you your job.

Perdix is almost always sarcastic.

I was a cashier for quite a few years. Most of them barely look at what people buy. Honestly all I cared about was when my lunch was, or if it was getting close to quitting time. Don't worry so much about what others think, and buy what you wanna buy.

You haven't been doing this FML thing very long, have you #38? :P I work in retail. Trust me when I say most cashiers REALLY don't care what you're buying. We just want to get through the encounter and move on to the next customer while we count down for the end of our shift.

Or sooner than I forgot the formula for this shitty joke.

It's (4/3)pi(r^3), for whatever reason you need to know it. Final exam?

I don't need to know it anymore :D but I did. Oh well, I got 86% anyway. And to the person who gave me their oh-so-insightful opinion on the 'joke', your insult wasn't any better.

Wow, that was largely misconstrued. Apologies, I guess it was in bad taste. It wasn't meant to be insulting.

Speaking of formulas, I always used "twinkle twinkle little star, circumference is 2πr" to remember. Sorry for the randomness :)

#66 THAT IS GENIUS