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The people who work in Magruders are a little less cookie cutter then Giant or Safeway
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Magruders fan
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Date: January 22, 2012 08:57PM
Ya and they even ahve a knife sharpener there on Mondays. You go in other storea nd the the people ther are just so sort of cookie cutter
Re: The people who work in Magruders are a little less cookie cutter then Giant or Safeway
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VA Phins Fan
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Date: January 22, 2012 09:00PM
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Date: January 22, 2012 09:00PM
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Re: The people who work in Magruders are a little less cookie cutter then Giant or Safeway
Posted by:
Wegman's Mafia
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Date: January 22, 2012 09:16PM
Magruder's? We're talkin' about...Magruder's?!?!? Enjoy your botchelysim...
Re: The people who work in Magruders are a little less cookie cutter then Giant or Safeway
Posted by:
Afro Troll
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Date: January 22, 2012 10:53PM
botchelysim...
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If you were trying to spell "Botulism," I fear your brain already resembles Swiss Cheese...
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If you were trying to spell "Botulism," I fear your brain already resembles Swiss Cheese...
Re: The people who work in Magruders are a little less cookie cutter then Giant or Safeway
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alh
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Date: January 22, 2012 11:08PM
I'll never forget my last visit to Magruders. While at the deli counter I asked for 1/2 pound of White American cheese, the man behind the deli counter turned to his right and sneezed without covering his face or any part of it in any way. He then proceeded to slice the cheese I ordered, he still had on the plastic gloves from before the moment of his sneeeze. He finished slicing the cheese from the block and again turned to his right and sneezed, this time bringing his gloved hands up to his mouth to cover the sneeze.
He then wiped his mouth / nose / face with the crook of his right arm. Then picked up the pile of cheese from the slicing machine with the same gloves on the same hands and put it into a bag and attempted to hand it to me after putting the label on it.
I was at a loss for words. I stood there like a deer in headlights. I have no idea how much time elapsed, but I ended up just walking away without having spoken a word.
I haven't been back to that store since.
He then wiped his mouth / nose / face with the crook of his right arm. Then picked up the pile of cheese from the slicing machine with the same gloves on the same hands and put it into a bag and attempted to hand it to me after putting the label on it.
I was at a loss for words. I stood there like a deer in headlights. I have no idea how much time elapsed, but I ended up just walking away without having spoken a word.
I haven't been back to that store since.
Re: The people who work in Magruders are a little less cookie cutter then Giant or Safeway
Posted by:
local
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Date: January 23, 2012 01:26AM
You'll see a lot of long tiome locals in Magruders sneezing or not
Re: The people who work in Magruders are a little less cookie cutter then Giant or Safeway
Posted by:
Vienna Inn
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Date: January 23, 2012 04:24AM
alh Wrote:
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> I'll never forget my last visit to Magruders.
> While at the deli counter I asked for 1/2 pound of
> White American cheese, the man behind the deli
> counter turned to his right and sneezed without
> covering his face or any part of it in any way.
> He then proceeded to slice the cheese I ordered,
> he still had on the plastic gloves from before the
> moment of his sneeeze. He finished slicing the
> cheese from the block and again turned to his
> right and sneezed, this time bringing his gloved
> hands up to his mouth to cover the sneeze.
>
> He then wiped his mouth / nose / face with the
> crook of his right arm. Then picked up the pile
> of cheese from the slicing machine with the same
> gloves on the same hands and put it into a bag and
> attempted to hand it to me after putting the label
> on it.
>
> I was at a loss for words. I stood there like a
> deer in headlights. I have no idea how much time
> elapsed, but I ended up just walking away without
> having spoken a word.
>
> I haven't been back to that store since.
This sort of stuf never happens in Giants? or even Whole Foods? Let;s start a thread on them and see how many chime in.
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> I'll never forget my last visit to Magruders.
> While at the deli counter I asked for 1/2 pound of
> White American cheese, the man behind the deli
> counter turned to his right and sneezed without
> covering his face or any part of it in any way.
> He then proceeded to slice the cheese I ordered,
> he still had on the plastic gloves from before the
> moment of his sneeeze. He finished slicing the
> cheese from the block and again turned to his
> right and sneezed, this time bringing his gloved
> hands up to his mouth to cover the sneeze.
>
> He then wiped his mouth / nose / face with the
> crook of his right arm. Then picked up the pile
> of cheese from the slicing machine with the same
> gloves on the same hands and put it into a bag and
> attempted to hand it to me after putting the label
> on it.
>
> I was at a loss for words. I stood there like a
> deer in headlights. I have no idea how much time
> elapsed, but I ended up just walking away without
> having spoken a word.
>
> I haven't been back to that store since.
This sort of stuf never happens in Giants? or even Whole Foods? Let;s start a thread on them and see how many chime in.
Re: The people who work in Magruders are a little less cookie cutter then Giant or Safeway
Posted by:
scooter magruder
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Date: January 23, 2012 05:02AM
Use to be this old Irish guy who worked at vienna magruder for a number of years. quite a character. guess bad things happened and later saw him a couple times at the tysons safeway.