What the F*ck Just Happened?

Stories from the Supermarket

By: Blake Cooper

Narrated by: Ken Vanlith

Some of the most bizarre things happen at the local supermarket. Whether you work at one or shop at one, many of us have crazy tales to tell. From whores throwing patio furniture to seeing things that can’t be unseen, dig in for stories that will make you shake your head, stare in disbelief, leave you in shock, and make you say What the F*ck Just Happened?

©2018 Blake Cooper (P)2020 Blake Cooper

It was Amazing

It was amazing it made me think of things that happen in my store. It was good for laughs. I got this title from audio unleashed.

Different

This writing style is quite different from what I usually go for, which is exactly why I decided to give this book a try. Unfortunately, it didn’t fully work for me. While I can see how it might reflect a certain (perhaps sadly realistic) perspective, it just wasn’t the right fit for me this time. The narration was good.

So So

Some of these stories were funny, some were so so and some were kind of dumb, the narrator did do a pretty good job of narrating, I received this audiobook for free in a promotion. I am giving my voluntary unbiased review.

Hilarius real life account of grocery workers

This was a hilarious real life account of life working at a grocery store. And this was pre-covid mania. I found myself cracking up out loud and even a few times going "are you serious??" It really surprises me the things people do in super markets. I guess the Wal-Mart memes are a thing for a reason, right? I hope he writes another one telling stories on what grocery workers have dealt with and witnessed in today's crazy society as we deal with this pandemic. This is a must read. Especially if you want a good laugh at something realistic. And this narrator was a great voice. I thought he was the author telling me these stories! His voice made it sounded like it had happened to him. An enjoyable read/listen.

Amusing Anecdotes

This is a good quick audiobook with some amusing anecdotes from the author's time working in various supermarkets. Each story is short and has some mild humor to it. There are some that are a bit gross, but I imagine these actually occurred. It is like listening to stories from People of Walmart.

I received a free copy of this audiobook for review purposes from Audiobooks Unleashed.