Stevea Robbins here.

Welcome to the Get It Done guys quick and dirty tips to work less and do more.

Today's topic is getting groceries without forgetting something.

The quick and dirty tip is to use a list that learns.

Omer from Tel Aviv Israel writes in,

I live with my girlfriend for the past year and we always have the

same problem. We can't make a decent grocery shopping list. Even when I write a list at home,

it's never comprehensive enough. Sometimes she knows what we need, but I'm the one actually going.

It seems there's always something missing in my bag when I come home. We need to find a way to

make a list that will be updated all the

time and available anywhere. Grocery shopping? I just love grocery shopping. No, I don't. I hate

grocery shopping. I always go when I'm hungry and I don't even bother to take a list. I just get what

looks good. Like marinated olives. We have 200 half-eaten tubs of

marinated olives in the fridge, and let's not even get started on the string cheese. The best

part about the internet revolution is that I can grocery shop from home and get everything

delivered. Videos too. I can watch all the zombie world dominat. Oh, no, the sound of music. My therapist said

Julie Andrews, do a deer, a female, oh, just watch the awesome YouTube video of the

Flash Mob choreograph dance, and everything will be safe and calm. Yes, we want a list that learned from experience.

Most people shop for basically the same stuff over and over.

Maybe you change brands a bit.

This week, you buy the 16 pack of Kleenex, whereas next week you buy the 16 pack of

Scott tissue.

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