I got abused at the supermarket today.
I wanted to move into an aisle, there was a trolley parked across the aisle accompanied by two woman aged between 18 – 25 years of age. I politely said ‘excuse me’ . Neither looked at me. One moved on without the trolley while the other one moved the trolley about half a inch. I proceeded to go past and accidentally knocked her trolley very slightly. Wow, she turned, looked at me and said ‘you rude bitch’. I responded and said sorry but I did ask you to excuse me. She then accused me of deliberately ramming her trolley.
I didn’t say another word. I waited until she had moved on and was well out of my way.
It was an interesting visit to the supermarket. I definitely didn’t let it get the better of me. 😂😂😂.
Ally's Notebook 
I hate it when people block the aisle like that. Even more important now, to just be aware, so someone can pass.
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I agree, also she wasn’t even using her phone.
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And to think I see episodes of social distancing and hand sanitizing go amiss and get encounters of another type of rage either.
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I often wonder what is this world we are living in, or what planet are those people from .
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I suppose we just have to deal with the new normal. The pre-COVID days will never come back,sadly.
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Yes it is the new norm. If we all do the right thing we will survive . Sadly many are not being responsible.
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😷😷I agree.
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We’re they wearing masks….? It sounds very annoying!
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It was annoying. They were not wearing masks because the location is low risk and not considered to be a hot spot. I wear a mask because I have an Autoimmune Condition.
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I have health issues so I always wear a mask now…
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Better to be safe than sorry.
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Exactly
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Such rude, ignorant behavior. This certainly takes the enjoyment out of shopping!
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Good for you Ally! You took the high road when confronted with the someone’s low road of life.
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Hahahahaha! They want you to rage—it’s crazy. Gotta laugh at the absurdities.💓😊
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What is it about the early twenty’s (not all of them) that they are so rude and disrespectful? It really irritates me. We weren’t taught that way and they probably weren’t either. Kudos to you as you handled it well!
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I knew if I hadn’t deal with it like I did I would have ended up adding fuel to their fire and I would have lowered myself to their level.
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It is very difficult for me to keep calm at such rude people. Useless people without basic manners…
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I am usually cautious about approaching strangers. In future I will stand back, wait or take another route.
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Yes, avoiding such people is the best.
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You certainly took the high road my friend. That shows how little some people become, in terms of additional stress. Good for you and I hope you told that young girl that if she decided to drink coffee for others safety to stay put. Love ❤️ you. ☕️☕️☕️🌺🤗💕
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Thank you for visiting my blog and commenting. I said very little just in case she punched me.
I definitely enjoyed a drink of coffee ☕🙂. Hopefully you will also enjoy some coffee ☕and the pleasures in life 🍒🌻💐💕🙂
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I cannot believe the hostile attitude that people have, and over the slightest things. And to act out in public is an invite of war. Even though meanness and evils have always been around, our world today is certainly different from years before.
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I avoid unacceptable behaviour like that whenever I can. Yesterday I ordered online and had my groceries delivered to my home, it’s a great service.
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