It’s literally been just two weeks since Woolworths banned plastic bags in their stores, with Coles joining them more recently, and the people of Australia have spoken – they’re hating it.

Social media has been flooded with comments from outraged shoppers who seem to be having a hard time wrapping their head around the concept of taking a reusable bag to the supermarket with them.

As reported by News.com.au , one shopper was so annoyed by not having anything to cart their groceries home in, they loaded their entire trolley into the boot of their car. Literally the whole damn thing.

Many people can’t seem to understand why the supermarket giants have banned plastic bags, but still continue to wrap their produce in plastic packaging. Fair point.

While some customers claim taking your own shopping bags to the supermarket really isn’t rocket science, others are fuming.

We scanned Twitter for the best of the best tweets:

I’m trying to live the experience as much as I can. I need a story to tell my grandkids. #plasticbagban pic.twitter.com/EPzV7Tywx2

— Dusty Pee (@DustyPee) June 24, 2018

Bring back the paper bag, double bag it reuse it use it as a mask if you wake up in a strange bed with out your makeup #Problemsolved #plasticbagban

— Crinity???????????????????? (@CorinnaSladey) July 3, 2018

Dear those not coping with the #plasticbagban, it’s going to be ok. Love #SouthAustralia

— Jessica Michelle (@Jess9427) July 3, 2018

Everyone doing their shopping for the week in #YYJ today: #PlasticBagBan #BYOBag pic.twitter.com/p7GBIWewvm

— Daniela Gardea (@vangardea) July 3, 2018

I’m at this weird middle ground in my life where I despise getting a #plasticbag with groceries, but also can’t adapt my bathroom trash can to live w/o them.

— Coming In Lukewarm (@KArsenijevic) July 2, 2018

So now the pretend green supermarkets have taken out free plastic bags &?are charging for heavier non biodegradable plastic bags I ‘am sure’ they will now reduce prices overall by the amount saved by no longer providing free bags @acccgovau @Coles @woolworths #plasticbag ripoff

— Torquil (@torquilm) July 2, 2018

The sight of people walking out of @woolworths with pockets full of groceries ???????????? #noplasticbags #3rdworldproblems

— Volkan Kalayci ????⚪???? (@volk10) June 25, 2018

No more plastic bags for customers, but as I walk down the aisles everything is still wrapped in needless plastic wrappers… go figure?!?!? #plasticfree #noplasticbags #coles #woolies

— Geoffrey Fouracre (@gfouracre1959) July 1, 2018