A Daydream
"Mr. Gilmore, you don't need to conduct a full inspection for grocery shopping. Look at this one—the tiny star on the bottom, a fresh green stem, firm and springy to the touch. This one's perfect—sweet, juicy, and full of flavor."
He glanced from the tomato to me, and for a moment, his eyes suddenly brightened as if he'd just had a revelation.
And just like that, the whole vibe of the trip was completely derailed.
"Why is this onion crying?" he asked.
"It's not crying. You just tear up when you peel it," I explained.
"Then let's get one that won't make anyone cry."
"That doesn't exist," I replied.
As he pushed the cart, I walked beside him, acting like a walking produce encyclopedia, answeri
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