I am not trying to make fun of Chilean ways of life by any means, I love this country; this is just an exploration of the things I find interesting about this country.
Footnote:
I will have you know that I was almost kicked out of the store for taking these pictures. Security was alerted of a suspicious gringa, wandering the aisles and making photographic evidence of this shopping phenomenon. While the events in this story are true, some names have been changed to protect the innocent.
I started in the Double Yogurt Aisle because it was 10am and I hadn't eaten breakfast yet.
The ever popular Vegetable Oil Aisle.
I ran into "Peter" in the Ketchup and Mayonnaise Aisle. It's a little blurry but he had clearly just visited the Vegetable Oil Aisle.
I think I counted 12 bottles in his basket.
A panoramic shot of the Double Pasta Aisle.
The Boxed Milk Aisle was strangely quiet today.
My least favorite, the Canned Tuna Aisle.
For dessert, let's head over to the Canned Peach Aisle!
And last but certainly not least, everyone's favorite, the White Rice Aisle.
Oh, and while we are here, I am going to include a photo of the second play I saw this weekend. While not as amazing as the one I saw a few weeks ago, it was still excellent. Though at first it may sound smug to say I understood the entire thing, I would be remiss in not telling you there was not a single word spoken throughout. Disfruta!
Se llama Atacama.
The ever popular Vegetable Oil Aisle.
I ran into "Peter" in the Ketchup and Mayonnaise Aisle. It's a little blurry but he had clearly just visited the Vegetable Oil Aisle.
I think I counted 12 bottles in his basket.
A panoramic shot of the Double Pasta Aisle.
The Boxed Milk Aisle was strangely quiet today.
My least favorite, the Canned Tuna Aisle.
For dessert, let's head over to the Canned Peach Aisle!
And last but certainly not least, everyone's favorite, the White Rice Aisle.
Oh, and while we are here, I am going to include a photo of the second play I saw this weekend. While not as amazing as the one I saw a few weeks ago, it was still excellent. Though at first it may sound smug to say I understood the entire thing, I would be remiss in not telling you there was not a single word spoken throughout. Disfruta!
Se llama Atacama.
This is freaking hilarious!!!
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