50 Simple Yet Genius Ideas That Should Be Implemented In Every Shop (New Pics)

My guinea pig was such a brat at times. He broke a tooth and so had to get medication while it grew back. He loved orange slices as well, and was a pain to give meds to, and he'd never sit still for my partner at the time. To make it easier for my partner, I tried injecting the meds into some orange slices, and he threw those to the opposite side of his cage, away from his food, then proceeded to eat the ones without meds in them. Also, if we gave him slices of carrots, but buried it under some food to make him have to eat other stuff to get to it, he'd just pick out the pieces of food on top, throw them around, then get the carrots. XD

Our piggies are spoilt rotten also , We go to our local store in the evening when they have fruit and veg reduced down to 20 pence or less ,and buy it for them , we also grow our own lettuce and carrots and strawberries for them from spring to mid Autumn

My store will sell you a bunch for $1. My pigs eat like royalty anyway. Even neighbors bring over produce for them (we give them free, pre-composted, pellet fertilizer)

Awww. I miss my piggies. They were with me for over 7 years. I miss how they'd start to wheek just form hearing the knife and cutting board. Sometimes they'd start going just because they could hear the knife being removed from the block. After the second one passed, it took me a long time to remember I didn't need to save them any veggies while I was making dinner.

Here in Australia, in an initiative to reduce waste, we have something called ‘the odd bunch’ which sells oddly shaped and marked fruit and vegetables, the stuff that normally gets thrown out, for a discount.

This is crayolas version of Lego pick a brick

Until some tool comes along and mixes all the colors. Those people should have their fingers broken.

i have a crayola crayon called Razzmatazz. I'm serious. it isn't a custom name.

me, too!

I am autistic, and lots of the shops around here have sensory hours. To be honest, for me, there's not that much of a difference, but I appreciate the thought, and I'm sure it helps other people with sensory issues.

100%!!!

It is AMAAAAAAAZING! I’m not autistic (but I have 2/3 ND kids, so who knows) and it was just delightful. I couldn’t work out why my shopping trip was feeling so pleasant and so much less an assault on the senses until I realized, halfway though, that I had gone during low sensory time. Now I plan my shopping trips for those hours. I love them.

I'm not autistic either but am slightly sensitive to loud noise, so this would be lovely

I've never gotten tested but can't stand loud noises a lot of times. Better now, but would still love it

I'm laughing cuz same thought. Saw post, then I was going to type "I'm not autistic but this sounds heavenly" Scrolled down to post and saw your comment. Sometimes the noise around me is more than I care for. I often shop with headphones or ear buds. Just got the ear buds recently and they are more discreet and fit in my pocket when not using them.

Chuck e cheese does this... every sunday they turn down the machines and music, take my cousin there whenever he visits :]

How doesit sound nice? it souldnt sound at all

It does sounds nice. Imagien shopping every time whit no music. You dont have to autistic, to appreciate reduced when shopping. People that needs music and a lot of noise when shopping, are the odds ones out.

We have these in New Zealand too. Or we did, but not sure if it's still happening. It was usually an afternoon thing though.

I am this sounds amazing I would bring my head phones and listen to music though

My local Walmart (in Texas) was doing this I think it was every Saturday morning for the summer. Hopefully they'll keep it going.

I have been trying to get our local Chemist Warehouse to do this. It is soooo overwhelming in there!!!

We have this in NZ too.

Not to be picky, rude or whatever but I thought that aspergers was removed as a term and is now just part of the autism spectrum

Yeah, wish this was in the United States.

That's great! I have never seen anything like it in The Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Austria, Italy or anywhere else.

I did not know that as I am abled, but glad to hear it

Really? I've been in the UK all my life never left, and I haven't seen one of these! You learn something new everyday

Same as australia

I wish America did (if they do I haven’t seen any) :(

With varying levels of quality and maintenance. My local Asda has none at all any more, because they never bothered with maintenance and, shockingly, they both broke. (they were also rubbish, and wouldn't stay on if you, say, had to go round a corner)

Spain too.