In the video, user Benja (@benjabenja___) picks up a bag of avocados and marks them as bananas at the self-checkout. The avocados were advertised within the grocery store as three for $5, but using the banana price by weight, they came out to $1.32.
Some viewers said they employ similar methods for discounts at grocery stores.
“Never paying for orange bell peppers, I’m color blind and they are always green,” one commenter wrote.
“I have to mute the self check out voice too otherwise she will yell ‘place your BANANAS in the bag’ and I get nervous,” another user said.
“Fun fact: the $2.50/lb apples look the same as the $0.99/lb apples,” a third added.
Other viewers were critical of Benja’s practice, which may amount to shoplifting based on the location of the grocery store.
“You are starting to learn why we don’t have those in south America,” one user shared.
“In Australia there’s cameras on the scale and it sets off an alarm if you press the wrong thing,” a second wrote.
“Yeah no my anxiety could never,” a further user said. “My dad got fined once for forgetting to scan toothpaste—he literally had three bags full of groceries and they went through each one.”
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