Perth beauty influencer poses a very divisive question about supermarket etiquette – so do you agree?
The Perth beauty influencer asks a question that is very divisive about supermarket etiquette. Do you agree with that?
A Perth influencer has questioned supermarket etiquette when it comes to eating a bag of crisps while shopping.
Lauren ‘Loz’ Curtis, who has amassed a whopping 1.1 million Instagram followers, popped the question in a short clip.
“Here’s a divisive question for you,” she began.
“If you’re in a mall and you’re hungry and you take a bag of chips off the shelf that you haven’t paid for, can you open it and eat it before you’ve paid for it?”
The extremely simple question prompted a slew of responses, with most followers telling them to wait until they got past the checkout line.
“I understand why people do it but for me personally I’d rather starve than risk getting yelled at for opening them before I pay lol,” she said.
‘Hahahaha used to work at Woolworths. Can guarantee the workers don’t get paid enough to care as long as you pay at the end you’re good eat your chips hahaha,” another wrote.
‘I only do it with water. I feel like everything else can wait until you get in the car/house,” added another.
Perth beauty influencer Loz Cutis (pictured) has asked a ‘divisive’ question about whether it’s okay to eat a bag of crisps at the supermarket before paying for them at the till
“If you’re in a mall and you’re hungry and you take a bag of chips off the shelf that you haven’t paid for, can you open it and eat it before you’ve paid for it?” she mused. Pictured
Others thought it was fine.
“I don’t think this is divisive at all! It’s a definite YES! You’re still paying for it!!’ they said.
“Of course, as long as you pay for it at the checkout, that shopping hunger is real,” added another.
The star received mixed reactions from fans, with most saying it’s fine as long as you pay for the chips at the till
“Yes, because you’re going to buy it anyway,” said yet another.
Lauren first rose to fame on YouTube in 2011.
She regularly promotes products from discount store K-Mart and beauty products.
Lauren first rose to fame on YouTube in 2011. She regularly promotes products from discount store K-Mart and beauty products. Pictured