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Beaver. Are you plural or you're singular?

Singular. I'm just one beaver. Yeah, that's right.

Angie, what have you had it with? Miss Beaver,'s right. Angie, what have you had it with?

Miss, Miss Beaver, if you're nasty. What have you had it with? 80s children will know that

reference if you're nasty. If you're nasty. Okay, what I've had it with is when you run into the

grocery store and you just have to get like one or two, three things, you go to the express line.

And it clearly says 15 items or less in this. grocery store and you just have to get like one or two, three things, you go to the express line.

And it clearly says 15 items or less in this line. And then you have some motherfucker pull up with the whole basket, which I can just casually glance. And I know there's 50 items in his

basket. They are cheaters. They are frauds. They need to get in the long lane and leave the

express lane out of it. I think it's so rude. And here's the thing. The checker, I've never seen

somebody say, you have too many items for this lane. We need some cooperation with the checker

to say, I'm sorry, you're trying to skirt the system. This is the express lane.

You have too many items. Back up, go somewhere else. I just have had it. I've seen a checker

call somebody out before. Have you? Yes. I do the self-checkout most of the time now because it's

less interaction. Right. And I have the utmost respect for any checker. Sometimes you can fall prey to idle

chit chat with fellow people in line. And I want to avoid that. So the self-checkout is my go-to.

But years ago, I think I was at a target, which I know, we're boycotting Target now. And I'm happy

to boycott Target for their moral duplicity. However, I remember

this checkout girl saying, you've got about 10 items too many here. You're going to have to

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