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January 2, 2007 at 1:33 pm #49738
I was walking to my car when this woman passed me and just dropped her gum wrapper on the ground. I said "Excuse me, you dropped something." She turned to me and said "Mind your own business, bitch." Then I started to laugh at the absurdity of calling a complete stranger something like that. Then I ran away because she was a big girl and looked like she could eat me and I needed a head start if she decided to take chase because wearing stiletto boots when it’s icy out isn’t the smartest decision in the world.
Anyhoo…Discuss rude people or your general disdain for hippies.
January 4, 2007 at 9:32 am #124513I have a couple of travelling stories: The first is a hellish bus ride culminated by the woman sitting next to me trying to get her fat ass off the bus real quick. She says, ”Miss, are you going to MOVE ?” really loudly so that everyone on the bus can hear. I answer back:
”I’m waiting for HIM!” …should I push him down the stairs so you can get out?… Next is some drunk man bothering me for money while I’m making a phone call: ”Can’t you see I’M BUSY???” Here’s your fucking dollar… My ex-boss selling his business to my present boss, as I had left for vacation–never once offering me the possibility to take over. I have refused to take his Christmas gifts. On top of that, he has the nerve to think I’m available at his beck and call; ”Where were you ? Why weren’t you around for Christmas? Uhhhhhh
. I don’t want an effin’ thing from him.January 4, 2007 at 4:53 pm #124514This is a bit off topic, but that hasn´t stopped me before.
Right before christmas I was in a liquor store, and it was full of people determined to not letting a lack of alcohol during christmas be an option. A mother was walking around with her son, I would guess he was about 4, who probably was bored as hell because he sat down on the floor and shouted:
liquor liquor liquor, never any food !It´s one of the most beautiful things I´ve seen this side of Rich’s bottom.
January 7, 2007 at 12:45 pm #124515"Robert " wrote:It´s one of the most beautiful things I´ve seen this side of Rich’s bottom.Beautiful? That screams to me "bad parent". Maybe I’m reading this wrong but when a little boy says "liquor liquor liquor, never any food" that just makes me feel that something is very wrong. Lay off the booze and feed your kid already!
January 7, 2007 at 1:01 pm #124516Yesterday I took a bus from Amherst to Northampton (no car). A guy got on the bus at one stop and sat next to me, smelling like he hadn’t taken a shower in months. He proceeded to talk, for the next 20-25 mins… about everything on his mind- from the U.N. to D.C’s radio transmitted articifical intelligence ‘robot thinking’ implants, to Vietnam, do his little accident years ago. Very paranoid szhizophrenic. A girl sitting on the bus had her kid with her, the kid began to cry half way through.
Did I mention that the guy who plasters the town with papers talking about how Satan lives in town, and is a pedofile, was also on that bus. No?
Best trip ever.
I had a headache *before* I got on that bus. After? Sheesh.
January 7, 2007 at 1:07 pm #124517I was in the Atlanta airport the day before New Years Eve at 7:30 am,
, only to discover that many planes headed out west were delayed because of the weather. I had my four children plus our exchange student and I was with another Mom with three children. ALL of the benches and seats and spaces in the airport were taken up by folks (young ones, of course) who had not been able to catch a plane out. There were as many as thirty or so people sleeping on seats and of course on the floor on top of jackets. I have NEVER, in my life smelled such stink……….and I’m not trying to be vulgar here but I tried to sit my children on the floor and feed them some breakfast, because we had an hour to wait before Dad’s came home, and we had thrown sleeping children in the cars before the sun came up and they had had nothing to eat. The stink was unbearable for me, I thought I was going to throw up. We had "Mountain Man" on the floor next to us, he was headed to Colorado………He asked if we could watch his bags while he got up to go to the bathroom.
"Moutain Man" looked a little disheveled but it was nothing compared to "Mountain Girl" who, I’m sorry to say just stank, (is stank a word?, it looks funny) I discovered Women stink more than men when they have gone without a shower, I suppose it is just the design of the anatomy. The whole airport was like a subway stop in the Bronx on a hot July day……………..Not that it is anyones fault, but I don’t know, some baby wipes or a little paper towel and water in the bathroom stall could have gone a long way in stink prevention. Neither "Mountain Man" nor "Mountain Girl" were "hippies" by the way, they looked like regular folks………..they just smelled bad, along with about thirty other people.January 7, 2007 at 1:57 pm #124518This thread could go on forever.
January 7, 2007 at 3:15 pm #124519"girl " wrote:Beautiful? That screams to me "bad parent". Maybe I’m reading this wrong but when a little boy says "liquor liquor liquor, never any food" that just makes me feel that something is very wrong. Lay off the booze and feed your kid already!I see your point, and if he, or his mother, had looked out of shape I would´ve agreed. Naturally. But from where I was standing he was just a guy who was fed up waiting in line and wanted to get back home to his christmas cartoons.
January 8, 2007 at 12:44 pm #124520"Robert " wrote:But from where I was standing…This makes me think of you spying on them from behind a wine rack.
January 9, 2007 at 10:40 pm #124521Oh oh oh! Back in the exciting days of retail, I had to call the "call center" and reactivate this lady’s store credit card account. This required communicating with both her and the call center representative on the phone, at the same time.
The lady is already bitchy because her account has been closed due to inactivity, so once I get the representative on the phone, naturally the lady thinks that the best way to handle the situation is to MAKE AN OUTGOING CELL PHONE CALL to someone else while I am trying to help her. The representative is asking me all these questions to ask the lady, and the lady acts like I’m annoying her by interrupting HER phone call (i.e. "I’m trying to talk and this GIRL keeps asking me all these QUESTIONS").
I wrap up my talk with the representative but due to shitty communication from the lady, some blanks are left unfilled and I inform the her that she will need to contact the "call center" herself and give them the rest of the information to complete the deal.
She throws a huge fit and demands to speak to the manager, who kills her with kindness and reiterates that yes, she will personally need to contact the company to complete the reactivation.
She says "well it SHOULD HAVE been done right the FIRST TIME" and storms off muttering "dumb bitch" under her breath.
Yeah. I can’t wait til she gets a giant brain tumor from her cell phone.
This isn’t a particularly exciting story but god do I hate cell phones.
January 10, 2007 at 9:00 am #124522I worked retail for many years too and had my share of those types of customers. I don’t miss them at all! It’s funny how people get these crazy expectations, I mean hell all she had to do was wait to make her phone call and she could have shopped till her hearts content. Or she could have paid with cash, but I’m guessing that she didn’t have any becuase she needed to use a card. Maybe she shouldn’t have been shopping anyway. :-
January 10, 2007 at 11:13 am #124523"rosa " wrote:Yeah. I can’t wait til she gets a giant brain tumor from her cell phone.I know I shouldn’t laugh at this but I can’t help it. I’m not made of stone, you know!
One time I was at a bar with my sister, her roomate and one of her friends. Her roomate was kind of a sour puss so we kind of ignored her and started talking about silly things. Then the topic of 4-H came up (I used to show horses so don’t think me too much a dork
) "Remember the 4-H pledge?" said my sister’s friend. "Uhm…Yes!" Then we all said it and laughed and laughed. My sister then asked her roomate if she was ever in 4-H and she replied, "I wasn’t poor, I had my own horses." Regardless of my sister and I having our own horses too, that was an incredibly rude assumption/comment to make.January 10, 2007 at 4:48 pm #124524What a bitch! I’m proud of growing up poor and rural, though apparently some people are really insecure about it. My boyfriend was actually in 4H when he was a kid because his dad (a teacher) ran the local chapter; they raised sheep, rabbits, etc. I think it’s really cool.
And speaking of obnoxious girls in bars, the other night I went out with my boyfriend, his old roommate, and the roommate’s new girlfriend. She was so rude the whole night! The roommate was talking about how he’d been having trouble getting work (he’s an illustrator), but mentioned that he was doing a lot of work on his website. His girlfriend snickered and said "Yeah, your website. Every time you say that, it’s like you’re saying you’re getting the band back together. It’s a total timewaster."
She had a contrary comment for everything ("well, ACTUALLY…") and was also a total bitch to the (very nice Irish) bartender. She asked him "Is the pear cider any good?"
"Yeah, if you like cider, it’s a good brand."
She sighed and said "Well I don’t want a lot. Can I get a frosted glass, and can you just fill it halfway." (this was a command, not a question.)
"Sorry, it comes in a bottle."
She sighed again and said "OKAY, I’ll TAKE it."
He gave her the bottle, the frosted glass she’d requested, and an extra napkin. She rolled her eyes and took it, didn’t thank him, and didn’t leave a tip.
Also, for the majority of the evening, the three of us were engaged in conversation while she was typing away on her cell phone. SO RUDE!
January 10, 2007 at 4:55 pm #124525That’s terrible! It baffles to see people acting so rude. I mean, It’s not that hard to smile and say please and thank you.
January 10, 2007 at 5:01 pm #124526"rosa " wrote:a lot of stuff that makes me wonder why he(the roommate,) wanted to be her boyfriend.? ?
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