Got into the most ridiculous argument with a middle-aged Indian woman at Asda today.
Christmas eve shopping is already hectic as fook and this mug is queuing up with no trolley/basket talking about I’m saving this space/my stuff is on the way. So I told her while you’re waiting I’ll go ahead, her stuff still hadn’t arrived by the time the person ahead of us was being served. For whatever reason she refused, there were at least three people behind me and she thought we'd all wait there for her while whoever she was with was brought her stuff.
After a few back and forths she moved out of the way and said “you’re not a nice person”. I've heard worse tbh so didn't really respond, just told her go find your trolley love.
Then she looked at my stuff – I was doing a small shop brehs, you know, just the essentials like bread, milk, bottled water, fruits, shower gels and paper towels – then she said “look at your trolley, you don’t eat like a normal person”.
I literally burst out laughing and said ‘what does that even mean?’
She walked off muttering something in her language.
Christmas eve shopping is already hectic as fook and this mug is queuing up with no trolley/basket talking about I’m saving this space/my stuff is on the way. So I told her while you’re waiting I’ll go ahead, her stuff still hadn’t arrived by the time the person ahead of us was being served. For whatever reason she refused, there were at least three people behind me and she thought we'd all wait there for her while whoever she was with was brought her stuff.
After a few back and forths she moved out of the way and said “you’re not a nice person”. I've heard worse tbh so didn't really respond, just told her go find your trolley love.
Then she looked at my stuff – I was doing a small shop brehs, you know, just the essentials like bread, milk, bottled water, fruits, shower gels and paper towels – then she said “look at your trolley, you don’t eat like a normal person”.
I literally burst out laughing and said ‘what does that even mean?’
She walked off muttering something in her language.
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