RUde incident in Giant?

[Anonymous]

I would have let you back into line, especially if thre was still a line and I wasn't holding it up waiting for you

[Anonymous]

This is how it goes in the DC burbs.

[Anonymous]

Honor your mothers people. You know she suffered through checkout lines with your whiny ass, did not have a phone to "work" on.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP is an asshole. Left her mother in the car in sweltering temps, forgot something, then tries to push ahead of someone in line and calls them a slob. Wow.

Is there a charm school for post-menopausal women? OP needs to be shipped off ASAP.

+1.
OP leaves her elderly mother in the hot car, butts in front of 15 women of childbearing age patiently flipping through People and Cosmo magazines only to realize the cashier is sitting back waiting for a roll of change because some relic insisted on paying with cash, whatever that is, and of course OP didn't notice the light on that rectangular sign post flashing because she was in such a damn hurry to get back to her mother, who had already passed away by then anyway without, of course, self absorbed OP even noticing, so she butts in front of ten young women on their periods in another line and THEN she has the nerve to ask someone to hold her place while she goes back to get a bottle of water? What is wrong with people?

Whatever it is you do for a living, it's the wrong thing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The bitches at Whole Foods are have much better manners!

No they don't!

[Anonymous]

Whole Foods? Is this satire? Have you been in the parking lot? Bitchy women, too poor to hire out their grocery shopping. Pissed about it.

[Anonymous]

I'll bet that the lady was responding to OP's entitled and bad attitude. I know many people who would have been very offended by someone telling them they had to make a concession for them instead of them just asking.

[Anonymous]

This is a very unfortunate incident????

This is just life, OP.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The polite thing to do is to ASK the person behind you IF it is o.k. for you to run get (?). You don't INFORM them that they will be waiting for you - like it or not - that's rude.

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Once again I am reminded never to go on DCURBAN MOM.

Then why have you posted twice on this thread?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You are rude and awful. You can't hold up the line like that. You should have finished paying and then gone back for whatever you forgot. Nobody cares that your mom was in the car.

You sound dumb.
The OP hadn't even started checking out, so she wasn't holding anything up. I bet you are like the nasty woman in line.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP anyone who says they never asked someone to watch their spot in line for a minute is either too perfect for the rest of us or forgetful.

Most normal people would gladly hold your spot in line.

As for your mom in the car, I assume you left the air on. People are so judgmental even when they don't have all the facts. Why assume you are leaving your mother in a sweltering car.

OP left the engine running with no driver in the car? Is this something people do?

Ummmm. . . Yes. My husband will run into Starbucks almost every weekend morning and I stay in the car in the passenger seat with it running. Yesterday I ran into 7-11 to pick up some milk and left my toddler and husband in the passenger seat with the engine running. Gasp!!

Talk about entitled. Too bad there won't be any ozone left when your toddler grows up.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have had people in front of me forget something and have to step out of line for a minute. I usually start loading their stuff on the belt for them. That doesn't make me an extraordinary person. It just means that I choose not to be a dick towards the people I share this planet with.

I think that's sweet in a way but honestly I wouldn't want someone touching my groceries like that...

Ok. I won't touch your groceries.

I wouldn't want someone touching my groceries, despite the good intent, either. For me, it's not about germs, it's that I load them in a certain way. Heavy items first, bread/eggs last, like with like (all frozen together), etc. But I don't leave the line so it's not an issue. Not that I don't forget things! But I'm not going to leave my toddler sitting in the cart alone while I run back so we either do without or, if it's really urgent, run back after checking out.

If we were all still waiting in line, I'd let OP back in, even if she didn't have the courtesy to say something about running back for water.

Stop leaving your cars idling!!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The polite thing to do is to ASK the person behind you IF it is o.k. for you to run get (?). You don't INFORM them that they will be waiting for you - like it or not - that's rude.

THIS is exactly what I was going to say!

you didnt ask you told thats what caused the problem.

[Anonymous]

I'm picturing op bending over her iPad, typing her post. Changing a word here, a phrase there. Then pressing submit. Cackling quietly, and a little maniacally, all the while. "And . . . go," she mutters under her breath. Anticipation of the vitriol to come is too delicious.