Reasons You Shouldn't Take Community Food Samples

We all get a little hungry when grocery shopping, so we dig our grubby hands in free food samples. Sure, this entices us to buy more, but also could make you throw-up.

Tongs or not, people still put their hand in the chip bowl. Didn't you just see them come from the bathroom too?

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Kids lick the whole sample spoon all the time, especially when it's peanut butter.

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Alright, let's be real. So do adults. I've seen it happen when they think no one is watching.

Is that dip on ice? Even if it is, just don't.

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You can say your greetings to salmonella if you want to.

Eating over the bowl is never a good thing to witness, but that bite you just took was probably someone else's crumbs too in that dip.

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And those crumbs came shooting out of their mouth from taking too big of a bite.

Not every food sample will be covered with a sneeze-guard.

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Plus, how many feet do sneezes actually travel?

Fingers and dip. If you only knew how many people go AROUND the available spoon just to dip their whole chip in.

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Hope their nails are clean at least.

Who knows what kind of day the vendor is having and what they did to the food before you tried it.

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I don't need to remind people of the yogurt sample incident sometime back.