Interesting take, but I would argue it’s much the exact opposite. The women are more likely to know the layout of the store because they typically are the shoppers. I and my husband always go together, and we both know the layout and what we want, so he is just as quick as I am to know what we need next and where to go, and I often let him lead the way to the exact item we usually buy, (which he does efficiently and easily) while I am the one wondering if we should try the more expensive 1/4

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幾秒內	Ivie Carter Morris rhysandmorpheus	brand of cereal this week. Also, in my parents’ dynamic, my mother was uncomfortable in grocery stores, so it was always Dad who went. He eventually was able to comprise spreadsheets of which items were a better deal to buy at which stores. Based on size and price per ounce. He would make large runs to both stores and following him through the store, I sometimes had to run as a child to keep up with him because he had figured out, down to a science, where to go and how much of what to grab (2/4
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