Naked Shoppers Flock To German Supermarket For Free Groceries (NSFW VIDEO)
What would you do for free food?
More than 200 naked shoppers flocked to a German supermarket in hopes of snagging some free groceries last week.
The store, located in the city of Süderlügum, offered to treat the first hundred shoppers to up to $276 worth of items if they came wearing only their birthday suits, HyperVocal reports.
Apparently, the gimmick was a way to attract customers to the store's grand opening, and it worked better than the manager ever hoped.
"I never thought a hundred people would come; I thought maybe more like ten," Nils Sterndorff was quoted as saying in The Local.
(Warning: The NSFW video below contains nudity.)
Rowland Alston, the longtime host of ETV programs, retires.
Rowland Alston, the longtime host of ETV programs, retires after four decades
Photo illustration by Susan Ardis /sardis@thestate.com
For four decades Rowland Alston has watched and chronicled South Carolina’s transition from a rural to urban state as a Clemson University Extension Service agent. For almost two decades, Alston, who is a lake of agriculture and horticulture knowledge, has discussed those changes on “Making it Grow!,” the Emmy-award winning program produced by ETV and Clemson.
“When it comes to diversity and uniqueness, the Palmetto state is second to none,” said Alston, who has traveled the state talking to farmers and gardeners from the Grand Strand to the Upstate.
When it comes to expertise on how to make things grow, Alston is considered second to none. After 42 years working with the university, he’s retiring. He’s also turning over “Making it Grow” hosting duties to current co-host Amanda McNulty. Alston’s final broadcast will air at 7 p.m. Tuesday on ETV.
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