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People are sharing the comments they’ve overheard in Waitrose and it’s too funny for words

All these stories told to the Facebook group Overheard In Waitrose are a true and hilarious insight into how the upper middle class live.

The struggle is real.

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Here’s 9 of the absolute funniest, so get reading. NOW!

1.

“I suppose we could have a coffee. I’ve just spoken to Susan and she’s still doing the ironing and there’s nothing worse than being in your own house when the cleaner is still there.”

2.

“I work at Waitrose on the counters and yesterday whilst working on the meat and fish counter, I had a man and wife browse through our meat section. I asked if they were looking for anything in particular and they responded “your dry aged sirloin steak”.

We had some unopened dry aged sirloin and informed the customers that I would be happy to open it for them. I presumed to open the pack and asked how many slices they wanted and how thick they were to be. 2 thick slices later costing around £16 I wrapped up the meat and gave them to the couple, I told them to enjoy….surprisingly the man responded “oh dear, we don’t eat meat, we are both vegetarians….this is for our dog Clifford….it’s his favourite”.

Needless to say I stood speechless and couldn’t help but giggle whilst they chirped off perhaps browsing for more expensive ingredients for their lucky dog named Clifford.”

3.

‘Mummy, what does extra virgin mean?’ A little boy says to his mother whilst inspecting a bottle of olive oil she had just placed in the trolley.

‘It means that its the best kind, darling.’ She replied.

The boy thought about this for a moment before asking inquisitively, ‘Mummy, am I an extra virgin son?’

4. Overheard in the salad aisle:

A Mum in bright, animated conversation with her small daughter.

Mother: Now we don’t need to buy any cucumbers this week, do we darling? Why don’t we need to buy any cucumbers?

There follows an excited, anticipatory pause.

Small girl: Because they’re boring?

Mother (with an air of disappointment): No darling, it’s because we’ve grown our own!

5.

“Ever since this free coffee offer started, Waitrose has been like a bloody soup kitchen”

6. Overheard in Waitrose Hove:

“I can’t believe there are children here. Are we in Asda?”

7.

“Jemima, you’ll have to take the Rosemary off the Focaccia before we feed the ducks, Darling…. They can’t digest it!”

8. Overheard in Waitrose Epsom, A lady talking to her friend…

“Darling I was so ill last night, the drawback to living in such a large house is that the en suite is too faraway from ones sickbed.”

9. Overheard in a Waitrose in Surrey:

“Our house has its own postcode, it’s really handy for the sat nav, as it takes us half-way up our drive”

All stories from the Facebook group Overheard In Waitrose, a celebration of Britain’s poshest supermarket.

 

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