What eating-like activity is taking place here? Whatever it is it nearly, but not quite, constitutes unqualified theft. Thanks, Chelsea.
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Wow, there's all sorts of bad with that. "If you eat them and not pay. . . " Also missing an apostrophe before the 's' in "that's." It's a gold mine. If onlt it said "literally" in there somewhere we could get this on every nit-pick weblog out there.
I'm surprised it doesn't say donut's.
Grocery stores make me facepalm, and I don't mean in the cute way.
If you eat them and not pay. Can you eat pay?
Perhaps they've been visited by Cookie Monster types who just cram the donuts against their mouths without paying for them?
Perhaps they've had visits from Cookie Monster types who cram donuts against their mouths without actually eating them?
(sorry for the redundancy, the Intertubes confuse me)
what kind of establishment are they running that they would need to post a note saying this?
It cracks me up!
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