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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I find your attitude so offensive, OP.

Maybe he wasn't hungry. Maybe the food wasn't great. Maybe he felt off that day (maybe he gets carsick or something). But regardless, he know how it was going to come across and made a social effort to hide the food you had bought, so you wouldn't be surprised, offended or disappointed.

And yet here you are, being all three. Don't. He's a child. His mother made a totally innocuous remark that you, operating on a hair-trigger, chose to take the wrong way.

Just stop. [/quote]
Omg, drama queen lmfao. It's weird of an 11yo to ball up food TWICE. Jesus. Just don't order anything the second time if you're not hungry. [/quote]

This is why I think the tween was rude. It wasn’t once, but twice. It’s weird that some of you think opening a bag is “rummaging”. [/quote]

Maybe the situation made him anxious,   maybe he has an issue with food and didn’t want to bring attention to it. Have some empathy. [/quote]
Empathy might be the most over used word this year. And it’s always uttered by people who aren’t being that empathetic in their response. [/quote]

[b]The child is the one person in this scenario who deserves empathy.[/b] Yet OP is harping on the fact that he wasted her hard-earned money, on the cheap junk food she provided him.[/quote]
Deserves empathy for what? Being chauffeured around and getting a free lunch?

Jesus Christ some of you are obnoxious. [/quote]

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