I kind of love this screaming woman. Do what it takes to get drivers out of their bubble and notice pedestrians. Even the OP trying to shame her by saying she was "crossing without paying attention and also not a crosswalk." Who cares? Her inattention doesn't harm anyone. The drivers are the one who need to pay attention. Because if they don't, it'll get weird!

Anonymous wrote:the entire parking lot is a cross walk. Have you never taken drivers ed?

^This. You always are in a constant lookout for pedestrians in a parking lot.

the entire parking lot is a cross walk. Have you never taken drivers ed?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:*commensurate.
No-one commiserated with the victim there, which would have probably gone a long way.
"but your reaction was not commiserate with the situation." makes you appear quite cond-ass-ending.

It was an auto correct fail 🙄😂

No, it was a dumb a** fail.

Anonymous wrote:Could this person be unhoused/at risk/experiencing a negative mental health episode/under the influence or all of the above?

No, she was well dressed with her own vehicle.

Anonymous wrote:*commensurate.
No-one commiserated with the victim there, which would have probably gone a long way.
"but your reaction was not commiserate with the situation." makes you appear quite cond-ass-ending.

It was an auto correct fail 🙄😂

Anonymous wrote:Which parking lots have crosswalks?

Come on man When you’re in a Whole Foods parking lot, you have to act like toddlers are running everywhere.

The Tyson’s/falls church Whole foods on rt 7 does.

Could this person be unhoused/at risk/experiencing a negative mental health episode/under the influence or all of the above?

Never change DCUM.

*commensurate.
No-one commiserated with the victim there, which would have probably gone a long way.
"but your reaction was not commiserate with the situation." makes you appear quite cond-ass-ending.

Which parking lots have crosswalks?

Come on man When you’re in a Whole Foods parking lot, you have to act like toddlers are running everywhere.

I think the word you’re looking for is commensurate? Also that entire scenario sounds f-ing hilarious.

What's it to you? You're the person who almost hit her?

Everyone is so happy and well adjusted in nova.

To the woman who was almost bumped by a car in the Whole Foods parking lot because you were crossing without paying attention and also not a crosswalk… I understand being scared by the experience, but your reaction was not commiserate with the situation. You were storming through the parking lot, screaming “douche bag” climbing over pumpkins on the sidewalk past customers to get to the store manager to report the driver, resulted in scaring many children. FWIW I was not with any children of my own, but saw the looks of other families as you were ranting and screaming. If you recognize yourself in this, I suggest you go talk to a professional about your experience because your reaction was quite concerning.