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I'll start. A few years back, I was working at a family-owned grocery store down in Texas. They had the old policy of the sackers pushing the cart of groceries to the customer's car, then loading them into their car. 

That being said, one Sunday, an average woman (average height, weight, looks, etc.) got a ton of groceries. Like, I had to push 3 carts (one only half full) to her car. We get to her car, and she has this massive GMC Yukon XL. I ask her where she wants her groceries (some people prefer the groceries to be in the back seat) and she said, "Just put them in the trunk while I start up the car."

I open up the trunk and did a quadruple-take.

Inside her trunk was an inflatable pool filled with water, and 2 TODDLERS splashing around, a girl and a boy. The interior of the car was SOAKED in water. With the amount of groceries this woman bought, she HAD to have been in the store for at least 2-3 hours. I cautiously leaned in to feel the water temperature (summer in Texas, remember?) and it felt like fuckin' 95. 

I loaded up the car, told the woman it was a terrible idea and she could actually be arrested for it (is it child abuse or abandonment, btw?). She kinda shrugged and apologized because she forgot to leave the windows open...
<bot>: Worked at grocery store in summer, pushed grocery carts to car, open trunk, inflatable pool with 2 toddlers splashing around in ~95 degree water. Woman apologized for forgetting to roll down windows.