Entitled grocery store trend has shoppers raging: The public gets worse every day!

A photo of a filthy supermarket shelf covered in broken eggs has left shoppers divided over who is to blame.While doing my weekly grocery shop at my local Woolworths over the weekend, I witnessed a very sorry sight.As I approached the egg section, I was expecting to be disappointed due to the months-long egg shortages we’ve been experiencing, but I wasn’t prepared for the state of the shelves.Empty cartons were strewn all over the fridge and cracked eggs lay discarded with their yolks smeared everywhere.It was disgusting, but I could see how this situation could happen.When you find a cracked egg in a carton, you might replace it with another egg from a different carton, leaving the broken one behind.With the ongoing egg shortage, fewer cartons are available, which I assume is leading people to abandon cracked eggs rather than search for another carton to put them in.But surely there must be a better solution than leaving the shelves looking like that?Curious if others shared my concerns, I decided to vent my frustration in a popular supermarket Facebook group.I posted photos of the messy shelves, asking, “Has anyone noticed this in supermarkets recently?”Responses flooded in, with many condemning the behavior which has also been spotted at Coles and Aldi.“Yes, I recently saw a lady do this, and I called her out for being irresponsible! I told her she wouldn’t throw an egg on her own floor or in her own fridge, so why do it in stores?” wrote one commenter.“It’s disrespectful and disgusting behavior from an adult, and she’s teaching her child bad habits.I also told her she needed to clean it up, not the young staff members.

She wasn’t very pleased.”“I tell you, the public gets worse every day!” someone else remarked.“Disgusting.”“Who on earth does that?” another Aussie asked.“I’ve even seen cracked eggs on the floor before,” a different group member admitted.“It’s so sad that people do this,” another wrote, wh...