I'm about four years away from retirement, but my wife has already laid down one hard and fast rule for when that day comes and I'm in full agreement. I am NOT going to follow her around the Wal-Marts!
My wife has a list but goes up and down every aisle just in case there's something she forgot to put on the list.I agree with most of what's been written in this thread, but for a couple of exceptions. One is groceries. Women usually make a big list of everything that they want or need, and go through the store and get it. They will have a cart full and won't have to go back until they run out of bread. Men will go with a list of maybe 4 items and wander around, look at the new ice cream flavors, and buy stuff on impulse, or something they saw in a commercial. Two, is gun shows. I'm a kid in a toy store at Christmas when I'm at a big show. I don't know what I'll buy until I see it, and I might have to go all through the show before I make a decision. I love looking at all the stuff I'll never be able to afford.
The reason women grocery shop like this is so they will have more time to shop for other stuff. Grocery shopping to them is a necessary evil-it is not shopping it is a chore so lard a** has food in the house.I agree with most of what's been written in this thread, but for a couple of exceptions. One is groceries. Women usually make a big list of everything that they want or need, and go through the store and get it. They will have a cart full and won't have to go back until they run out of bread. Men will go with a list of maybe 4 items and wander around, look at the new ice cream flavors, and buy stuff on impulse, or something they saw in a commercial. Two, is gun shows. I'm a kid in a toy store at Christmas when I'm at a big show. I don't know what I'll buy until I see it, and I might have to go all through the show before I make a decision. I love looking at all the stuff I'll never be able to afford.