<human>: Give me the gist of the text in a nutshell

Throwaway, and I would like to bring some attention to the fact that English is not my native tounge, so there is bound to be some spelling issues, but I'll try my best! Also, I'm a 27 year old male from Norway.

Today at the grocery store I felt the shame of being poor. Now before you go all "being poor isn't shameful", I'm talking about the internalization of society's view on poor people-feeling.

So things are tight at the moment. Not too unfamiliar with this as a student with a part time job, but the last couple of weeks have been extra rough. For the first time in a loong time I had to ransack my apartment for money for food. I manage to scrape together 101 NOK (roughly $17) and head for the store. Now anyone that has had to calculate as they shop to get as much out of the money as possible, and not exceed the limit, knows what I'm talking about. Feeling pretty good about my items so I head for the checkout. The register dude beeps all the stuff and the total is 111 NOK. 

The feeling of everyone in the line behind me looking at me as I tell him I cant afford all the items and if he could take out the sausage and ring it up again. Feeling like shit, blushing, i packed up the stuff i could afford and walked home. So tonight its mashed potatoes with tomato sauce, no sausage, but atleast my belly's full.

I know this is nothing compared to the struggles of alot of people, but I wanted to share anyways. Feels good to just share it, thanks for reading:)
<bot>: Low on cash and had to take out some items at the registry in front of a long line, made me feel like shit.