I wish someone had reported her. I know she is my daughter, but she needs a hard lesson in not doing that.
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Hypothetical question: if you're cruising through the grocery store and you come across two people who are blocking the aisle with their carts AND bodies, and you say "Excuse me" to see if you can squeeze through and they just look at you and go back to their conversation, not yielding so much as an inch of space, would a jury convict me if I used my cart to ram my way though while repeating, louder, "EXCUSE ME". I mean, hypothetically.
I would also ban people who flat out ignore helpful employees that, in passing, say "how are you" and the customer gives them a snotty look and ignores them. Sheesh. Are we all in such a zombie state of mind that a common passing greeting is now "offensive"?
(My trip to the store this morning did not go well, in case you were wondering.)
Isn't it illegal to park in a handicap parking spot?
Karen did this just a while ago. Pissed me off.
Yes it is illegal, and can have a fine of $250 to $500. Many malls and stores encourage others to report violations.
I wish someone had reported her. I know she is my daughter, but she needs a hard lesson in not doing that.
I agree, there are handicaps that are not visible. Most stores in my area will ck the vehicle parked in the spot for the display card/ or tag as they copy an illegally parked car's plate.While I agree that is very illegal and irresponsible to park in a handicap spot, it's also not necessarily evident that a person has a handicap, just by looking at them. A permanent or temporary tag is needed in order to be able to park in a designated handicap space. If no tag is prominently displayed, then reporting it is the right thing to do.
I know a lady up north, who shops Wal Mart. Same situation as yours, how many times can you say, excuse me. One day she was shopping, came across a similar situation, took out a small air horn and let it go. The people moved. The store asked her to leave.
Isn't it illegal to park in a handicap parking spot?
Karen did this just a while ago. Pissed me off.
Every step on a Lego and turned the air blue cursing? Now there's a solution.
Lego shoes!
"Next time I step on Lego, I will simply get taller. I'm a bloody genius."
I just say excuse me louder and louder till someone gets the hint.Hypothetical question: if you're cruising through the grocery store and you come across two people who are blocking the aisle with their carts AND bodies, and you say "Excuse me" to see if you can squeeze through and they just look at you and go back to their conversation, not yielding so much as an inch of space, would a jury convict me if I used my cart to ram my way though while repeating, louder, "EXCUSE ME". I mean, hypothetically.
I would also ban people who flat out ignore helpful employees that, in passing, say "how are you" and the customer gives them a snotty look and ignores them. Sheesh. Are we all in such a zombie state of mind that a common passing greeting is now "offensive"?
(My trip to the store this morning did not go well, in case you were wondering.)
....and further-those that take a family members handicap placard and hang them off their own mirror, so they get the "good" parking space....I've fronted out more than a few able bodied people for their lack of decency in this respect....Isn't it illegal to park in a handicap parking spot?
Karen did this just a while ago. Pissed me off.
....I loudly proclaim their ignorance when I see it.....it's why Tracy often walks in another aisle from me.....#nofu*ksgiven....Hypothetical question: if you're cruising through the grocery store and you come across two people who are blocking the aisle with their carts AND bodies, and you say "Excuse me" to see if you can squeeze through and they just look at you and go back to their conversation, not yielding so much as an inch of space, would a jury convict me if I used my cart to ram my way though while repeating, louder, "EXCUSE ME". I mean, hypothetically.
I would also ban people who flat out ignore helpful employees that, in passing, say "how are you" and the customer gives them a snotty look and ignores them. Sheesh. Are we all in such a zombie state of mind that a common passing greeting is now "offensive"?
(My trip to the store this morning did not go well, in case you were wondering.)
Since we've gotten into the low-carb discussion, I have to bring up Dreamfields Pasta. It is flat-out amazing. I substituted it for our normal brand (which was Barilla), and my wife and kids had no idea it was anything different. Only about 10g of carbs, instead of 40-50. It is more expensive (about $2 per box at Wegman's), but it is so worth it. Even if you're not watching your carbs, it is worth it.
As a completely side note-We went to State Park on vacation-The handicap parking designated places looked like they were little turtles with a hump back in a wheelchair ? I should have taken photo.
Hypothetical question: if you're cruising through the grocery store and you come across two people who are blocking the aisle with their carts AND bodies, and you say "Excuse me" to see if you can squeeze through and they just look at you and go back to their conversation, not yielding so much as an inch of space, would a jury convict me if I used my cart to ram my way though while repeating, louder, "EXCUSE ME". I mean, hypothetically.
I would also ban people who flat out ignore helpful employees that, in passing, say "how are you" and the customer gives them a snotty look and ignores them. Sheesh. Are we all in such a zombie state of mind that a common passing greeting is now "offensive"?
(My trip to the store this morning did not go well, in case you were wondering.)
....hmmm, not sure about that one-I thought the symbol was pretty universal.....As a completely side note-We went to State Park on vacation-The handicap parking designated places looked like they were little turtles with a hump back in a wheelchair ? I should have taken photo.
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I've enjoyed the cat comments. I've never had a cat but my in-laws do and cats are... interesting? They do strange things at strange times and sometimes they frighten me. I'll say this again, when they are just laying around and all of a sudden they jump up, stare at spot (there's nothing there) and then dash away in the other direction. What's that all about? And I had no idea they get toasted on catnip. Really, they do,
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