In an ordinary turn of events, local man Greg Martin, 42, embarked on his daily mission to pick up milk from the local supermarket this morning.
Martin, who reportedly “needed some milk,” made his way to the store at approximately 3:45 p.m. Armed with a shopping basket and a sense of mild determination, he entered the fluorescent-lit aisles in search of the dairy section.
The supermarket, known for its wide selection of dairy products, didn’t disappoint. Martin grabbed a 2-litre bottle of full-cream milk, inspected the expiration date, which was set for two weeks, and carried it to the checkout without much fanfare.
“I’ve been buying the same one for years. It’s my go-to.”
When asked if he encountered any challenges, Martin quickly clarified, “Nah, not really. The self-checkout was free, and I didn’t have to deal with any queues. It was pretty smooth.”
As Martin proceeded to pay, he was briefly distracted by a gum display, but ultimately, he remained focused on his original mission: milk.
“Sometimes, I just wander around, but today, I was on a mission,” he explained before heading home to put the milk in the fridge.
Man Buys Milk
