It is easy to relate with some of the stereotypes as they are not just hilarious but also on point. For example, anyone who doesn’t know to ski will see recognize themselves as “The Noob” who can’t stay on the skis and always messes something up. Then there are “The Chairlift Hecklers” who love to tease people while driving to the top of the mountain and “Do It for the Gram” people who spend the entire day trying to get the best pic to post on Instagram.

Don’t worry, the ancient battle of skiers vs. snowboarders is also in the video.

Check out the clip below and find out the skiing stereotype you fall under.

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You’ll meet “The Aisle Blocker,” who is always leaving their shopping cart in a way that blocks the entire aisle, and “Mr. Expiration Date,” who goes through 100 jugs of milk until he finds the one with the best expiration date. Also, there are “Chatty Checkout,” who wants to become your friend although you just came to get a pack of gums, and “Mr. Cartless,” person who thinks he can buy a whole monthly supply for home without taking the shopping cart.

To check out these and more grocery store stereotypes and find out which one you are, check out the Dude Perfect’s video below.

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It is easy to relate with some of the stereotypes as they are not just hilarious but also on point. For example, anyone who doesn’t know to ski will see recognize themselves as “The Noob” who can’t stay on the skis and always messes something up. Then there are “The Chairlift Hecklers” who love to tease people while driving to the top of the mountain and “Do It for the Gram” people who spend the entire day trying to get the best pic to post on Instagram.

Don’t worry, the ancient battle of skiers vs. snowboarders is also in the video.

Check out the clip below and find out the skiing stereotype you fall under.

The post Find Out the Skiing Stereotype You Fall Under appeared first on TettyBetty.

You’ll meet “The Aisle Blocker,” who is always leaving their shopping cart in a way that blocks the entire aisle, and “Mr. Expiration Date,” who goes through 100 jugs of milk until he finds the one with the best expiration date. Also, there are “Chatty Checkout,” who wants to become your friend although you just came to get a pack of gums, and “Mr. Cartless,” person who thinks he can buy a whole monthly supply for home without taking the shopping cart.

To check out these and more grocery store stereotypes and find out which one you are, check out the Dude Perfect’s video below.

The post Dude Perfect Explains Grocery Store Stereotypes in a Funny Video appeared first on TettyBetty.