What the Location of Your Anti-Mask Tirade Says About You
Barnes and Noble — Your first name isn’t associated with an internet meme, but it will be.
Bass Pro Shops — You know what house your ex-wife’s lawyer lives in.
Circle K — You have reentered a drive-thru to protest a missing nugget.
Costco — You made a major financial decision based on an anthropomorphic spokes-animal.
CVS Pharmacy — Your bus pass was recently reinstated, conditionally.
Dick’s Sporting Goods — You missed your son’s Jazz Ensemble concert due to a “work thing.”
Dollar General — Your grandkids know where they stand on your favorability rankings.
GameStop — Everyone is terrified to take your clothes out of the apartment’s dryer.
Gap — You’ve responded sarcastically to a customer service chat-bot.
Hobby Lobby — You confronted a neighbor about something you found in their garbage.
Home Depot — You know what the city dump won’t accept, and yet you still try.
IKEA — You’ve written a note on the tip line of a bill.
Joann Fabric and Crafts — A small, yappy dog is mentioned in your will.
Kohls — You made your child tell a classmate they’re not allowed to be friends anymore.
Kroger — You removed a stick-figure family member from your car window, just to send a message.
L. L. Bean — You based your opinion of a country on a single interaction with a street vendor at a cruise ship port-of-call.
Macy’s — You love the fact that Instagram ads have you pegged.
McDonald’s — Multiple people bailed on your intervention.
Neiman Marcus — You’ve taken legal action against a dog breeder.
Nordstrom — You campaigned for a judge.
Orvis — You are a judge.
Panera Bread — You convinced someone to change seats, then spent the flight arguing with your spouse.
Pep Boys — You’ve used the phrase “my former old lady” in a legal proceeding.
PetSmart — Your Yelp reviews usually require the proprietor to respond.
REI — You saw the last eight Marvel movies in the theater and hated them all.
Ross — A final paycheck has been held until you returned a company-issued vest.
Sam’s Club — You know how much a neighbor paid for a wood-chipper but don’t know your child’s teacher’s name.
Sears — You used a timeshare exit service.
Sephora — You called someone from a Lyft ride to complain about your driver.
Starbucks — The prosecution and defense agreed to your removal from a jury pool.
Staples — It wasn’t really about the mask.
Sur La Table — Your kids go to a school that used to be a rich person’s house.
Target — You purchased a brand of dryer sheets because others were boycotting it.
Trader Joe’s — Most people only know you by your login name.
Walmart — You’re a selfish asshole who chooses to be misinformed.
Whole Foods — You’re a selfish asshole who chooses to be misinformed and you have Amazon Prime.