Trader Joe's generosity

Getting home from Trader Joe's I was convinced that they'd forgotten to put my chocolate in the bag, but it was on my receipt. When I went on my next grocery trip, I explained. They gave me what was mine, and I went home, only to find my original bar in a TJ's bag with some other dry goods in my pantry.

When I checked out on my next grocery trip, I handed my TJ's crew member another bar and explained that I owed him for this, but that I wouldn't be buying this one. How honest of you, he says and rewards me with it, making it my 3rd one, but he didn't ring it. Somehow, I can't do math in front of strangers, (don't ask me why) so I didn't argue. It was certainly not a scam, but I realized upon leaving that I'd gotten 3 for the price of one!

It's happened before at TJ's. A different crew member let me take a yogurt because I was trying to pay for a yogurt that my 3 year old smuggled out. She rang it, but gave it to me anyway. It probably just makes us even for the watermelon that I left under the cart and never went back for.

My point, I love how laid back and generous they are at our Trader Joe's.