
OP, are you white, and was the woman white? |
Grandma??! |
You’re an awful person, OP. |
. OP, you are not an awful person. This thread baffles me. Based on OP’s account, the woman did not ask, although she could have. She made passive aggressive comments. I strongly disagree with the posters who assume that no one would make passive aggressive comments absent a dire need to use the toilet. Plenty of adults just think they are entitled to priority ahead of children. That’s what this sounds like. |
Regardless, always better to err on the side of grace. OP has none. |
There is no way in hell I’d let an adult cut in front of me in line with two little kids!
It’s easy for an adult to use a portapotty - not so much for a little kid. The people making a million excuses about how there’s no toilet paper (really? At an orchard this has never happened to me.) or she can’t wash her hands (couldn’t she come back to the bathroom and wash hands??) are ridiculous. If you’re so precious that you can’t use a porapotty, then it’s not a real emergency and you can wait in line just like everyone else. The entitlement of some people! |
+1 |
Lady: what a long ride, I REALLY need to use the restroom
OP: you didn’t me DIRECTLY if you could go ahead of me so you don’t exist. |
Huh? More like: OP: I hear you! I really have to go too! |
Oh Lordy, the racist crazies have found this thread. |
+100 |
NP here. It appears that you are missing a crucial point. From the OP:
So, it isn't that the woman had an emergency and was at risk of soiling herself. It was that she had to go, but was too good to go in the port-a-potties, and wanted to jump the line because of that. And if she's so snotty that she's rather wet her pants than use a port-a-john, well, that's on her. |
Here’s a new perspective:
I bet the woman had to go the bathroom badly, but I think she was too embarrassed to ask OP to cut in front of her. I can’t imagine the entitlement of an adult deciding it’s not enough of an emergency to use the portapotty, but it was enough of an emergency to pressure a mom with 2 little kids to let her cut in line. The lady knew she was being a ridiculous snowflake and she had a tiny bit of shame because she didn’t go as far as to ask the mom to cut in line. Just my .02 |
I expect the grown woman to use the port-a-john, for which there was no line, rather than trying to jump in front of a couple of children. |
Fixed that for you. |