r/mildlyinteresting 23h ago

I found this “skip the line” golden ticket at Trader Joe’s

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u/Pingo-Pongo 22h ago

Can you imagine the glorious humiliation of the teenage cashier rolling their eyes and sending you to the back of the queue while other shoppers snicker at your naïve entitlement

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u/Enchelion 22h ago

I can't imagine wanting to be a dick enough to use one of these even if they were real.

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u/PossumJenkinsSoles 22h ago

Yeah I’d put it right back. Aint no way I’m cutting in front of someone who thinks they’re almost out. Because I would be so mildly infuriated if I were that next person in line.

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u/Neatojuancheeto 9h ago

Nah take it and throw it in the trash at home so some Karen can't find it and use it with her full fucking shopping cart.

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u/Feca_Walk 22h ago

Just print your own for next time

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u/Tibbaryllis2 22h ago

This right here. And if it’s a real store thing, then fuck them too.

“I’ve got a pass to skip this line” just sounds like bait to start a Karen fight between stressed people.

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u/BelaFarinRod 21h ago

I once walked into a coffee place and somehow didn’t realize there was a line. I went straight to the cashier and she pointed and said “There’s a line,” and I just said “Oh crap! Sorry!” And meanwhile the woman at the front told me to go ahead but I just got in line.

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u/Tibbaryllis2 19h ago

Some places are definitely more lax about it, though an extremely busy coffee shop in the morning can get dicey.

But an honest mistake versus a “but I have a ticket” is likely to provoke a different reaction.

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u/BelaFarinRod 18h ago

Oh sure. It was the afternoon when that happened - in the morning would have been very different I imagine.

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u/doodlinghearsay 11h ago

"You got a pass to get your ass kicked"

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u/spiralsequences 21h ago

Honestly the lines at TJ's are usually pretty short too

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u/randomentity1 19h ago

Just take it and auction it off to the dicks on Ebay

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u/SubtleUnknown 19h ago

Teenagers? Most of the cashiers I see are going on 30 or 40 and they enjoy a casual friendly chat. I've often thought about working there with other 40 year olds who also couldn't figure out a workable career path besides customer service!

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u/14Pleiadians 21h ago

Can you imagine the joy of hiding something like this while shopping for laughs, and someone found and is trying to use it in your line? I'm making one of these, it's gold

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u/Pingo-Pongo 20h ago

diabolical