People in Canada are dressing up in the most hilarious costumes to grocery shop
Grocery shopping usually involves jeans, runners and a baseball cap, but people in Canada are making people laugh this week by dressing up in hilarious costumes instead.
And since we're all social distancing at the moment, seeing a gigantic penguin stocking up on papaya truly is the most exciting thing you'll see all week.
This prehistoric treasure was spotted roaming through the aisles of a Costco in Canada.
Someone decided to dress up as a dinosaur at a Costco to remind everyone to be safe to prevent extinction π- πΉ Jen Newell-Harley #Canada #Costco #Coronavirus #CoronavirusCanada #COVIDCanada pic.twitter.com/wADQwUQrJf
β Freshdaily (@freshdaily) March 31, 2020
And it wasn't the only dinosaur on a mission β this T-Rex was overseen chowing down on some Nature Valley granola bars.
Just finished my grocery shopping. People social-distance themselves from dinosaurs. #covid19 #ldnont pic.twitter.com/qNoEw4J5jj
β Elias Puurunen π§’ (@AgFinn) March 27, 2020
While this stylish hippo was caught on camera cruising through the meat and poultry aisle of an Ontario grocery store.
This hungry hungry hippo made sure to protect herself before going grocery shopping for her family π- πΉ barrieuncovered #Canada #Ontario #CoronavirusCanada #COVIDCanada #StayHomeCanada pic.twitter.com/CZMM03tvzn
β Freshdaily (@freshdaily) April 1, 2020
This Darth Vader was seen casually buying some pink spring tulips in Toronto, because even intergalactic space villains need some joy in their lives these days.
And this majestic unicorn was spotted at a grocery store south of the border, casually checking out during her weekly shop.
Hazmat suits are expensive. So my dear friend ordered a unicorn costume to stay safe at the grocery store.
β That Safety Chick π·π»ββοΈ (@thatsafetychick) March 29, 2020
She wins #COVID19. Itβs not even close. pic.twitter.com/ahQjIAJTwQ
Although Canadians have been donning inflatable suits for a while now, they seem to be especially popular as a pseudo-hazmat suit during the COVID-19 outbreak.
Plus, Canadians are making people smile with their costumes. And these days, we could all use a little more of that.
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