A girl walks into a supermarket.
She picks up a banana, a can of soup, and a loaf of bread. She then walks up to the cash register to pay.
The cashier looks at her and the items she has and says, “I can tell you’re single.”
She smiles and responds, “How do you know that?”
He says, “Because you’re ugly.”
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