Which everyday moral dilemma at the supermarket trips you up most?

That yellow-sticker bargain everyone's been circling like seagulls. Do you grab it or graciously step aside?

A surprisingly common temptation that costs Tesco and Sainsbury's millions a year. Harmless cheek or genuine theft?

You've forgotten your ticket and the bloke ahead is ordering an entire buffet. Surely a quick swoop is allowed?

A nibble to check sweetness feels innocent, but technically that's unpaid produce in your gob.

You're not a parent, you don't have a child, but the space was right there. The judgement of fellow shoppers is fierce.