Linda Rolston is just like any other person – she just wants to pack her things and go home with no additional fuss. Normally, she is a regular shopper at a grocery store in Alberta, Canada, called No Frills.
The reason? No Frills offers its goods at a much lower price than its competitors, in exchange for providing the shoppers with fewer amenities.
Among said amenities cut includes customers having to bag their own groceries, instead of waiting for the cashier to do it for them.
Linda Rolston was used to the no-frills shopping experience at her local Alberta grocery store, including bagging her own groceries to keep prices low. But one ordinary shopping trip reportedly turned into a frustrating confrontation when something happened at the checkout that she simply couldn’t ignore. Continue reading to find out what happened →
