| A: | Excuse me sir, this is the express check-out lane for people that have fifteen items or fewer. It looks like you have more than fifteen items there. |
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| B: | Oh, come on! I have sixteen items! Cut me some slack, will ya? |
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| A: | Fine! Please place your items on the belt and push your shopping cart through. Do you prefer paper or plastic? |
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| B: | Plastic. I also have a couple of coupons. |
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| A: | No problem, I'll take those. Sir, these coupons expired yesterday. |
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| B: | Darn! Oh, well. I guess it's just not my day. Thanks anyway. |
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| A: | Do you have a club card or will it be cash? |
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| B: | Yeah I got a club card. Here you go. |
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| A: | Will this be debit or credit? |
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| B: | Debit please. Also, could I get cash back? Fifty dollars would be great. |
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| A: | Yeah, sure. Your total is seventy-eight dollars and thirty-three cents. Here is your receipt. Have a nice day. |
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| Stock | principle verb, present simple | To supply (a shop) with merchandise. |
| Warehouse | common noun, singular | a place where goods are stored prior to their sale or distribution |
| Poultry | common noun, singular | Domestic birds, such as chickens, turkeys, ducks, or geese, raised for meat or eggs. |
| Bag boy | common noun, singular | A person, usually a teenager that works at a supermarket and places groceries that a person buys in plastic or paper bags |
| Bar code | common noun, singular | an arrangement of numbers and parallel lines on a package, which can be electronically scanned at a checkout to give the price of the goods |