Depends on if you ' re a heavy lifter , or a lightweight . Me personally , in my shoplifting days I would NEVER leave the store without at least $ 200 $ 500 worth of items and as high as $ 1 k . Anyways , if you ' re a lightweight then try to get small appliances . Anything that would help in the kitchen that you wouldn ' t really think about , like can openers , any cooking urensils , things of these sorts as well as maybe some toiletries . Can get things for your bathroom , small things like tooth brush holders , soap holders , unnecessary things that aid in keeping your house neat and organized . If you ' re a heavy lifter then try to get packs . Toilet paper is a must 😂 Never want to run out of that . Maybe some towels ? And definitely some kitchen utensils such as spoons and forksthe smaller the pack the easier , but if you know what you ' re doing you can get a whole case with forks , spoons , knives , and even an organizer of the drawer . and maybe some bigger utensils like knives , if you ' re feeling brace , pots and pans . I know some of these seem crazy , but there are quite a few stores where I ' m from that are so oblivious you can walk in and fill up a card , check a few things out at self checkout , then walk out with the entire cart while you only actually paid for like $ 15 worth of thingsbut I preferred to being in a bag instead of doing this . Too big of a risk