'Entitled tourists' get $200 refund from store after buying too much vacation food: 'The clerk said... it happens all the time'

Going grocery shopping before your vacation is a great way to save money while you're on the road. Instead of eating every meal out at a restaurant, you can have lunchmeat sandwiches for a meal or two. You'll save tons of money just by purchasing bulk snacks and beverages so you don't have to pay for them out of pocket every time. All of those savings add up, so you'll have extra money for outings or souvenirs. 

This person works at a grocery store near a tourist destination, which means that a huge percentage of their customer base must be tourists. They're all heading out to Yellowstone National Park, known for its hot springs, roaming buffalo herds, and stunning mountain views. That's a great place to bring your own snacks while you wander the park… but trying to return the food you didn't eat to the grocery store is pretty baffling. Why not just take it with you? Check out the full story below and see for yourself if you side with the tourists or with the grocery store that shelled out $200 for their mistake. 

Up next, read about a 16-year-old who flew on an airline for the first time, only to have a pretty major breach of etiquette: "I get what's coming to me."