In my experience working at a grocery store for two years in high school I have many stories. People have soiled themselves many times, countless numbers of people smell horrible ( How do they not know how horrible their odor is?) Kids are constantly out of control, and the parents don't seem to care. Just the other day, I heard a two year old kid saying profanities in her stroller-where do you think she picked that up? In the checkout lane, checks are common and nobody can enter their pin right. It takes them two or three tries because they don't hit the buttons right. The cashier has to tell everyone what buttons to push on the credit machine. But, my biggest complaint is with the Wisconsin food stamp system. Now, this entrusts people who have made poor choices to spend hundreds of dollars on nutritious food. For whatever reason, the state lets people purchase soda, chips, donuts, energy drinks, candy bars-a lot of junk food. And this is exactly what people do. They spend hundreds of dollars on junk food. Sure, its solving one problem (hunger), but its creating another (obesity). Now, if the state were to restrict items purchased with food stamps, only allowing the recipients to purchase the staples-meat,bread,milk,fruits and veggies,etc. the system would be fair and effective. It's wrong to let people go hungry in a land of plenty, but its also wrong to let people gorge themselves on junk food on taxpayer dollars in these times of high budget deficits. We could be putting the money to better use-like educating the poor so we don't have this problem to begin with.