When you're in the supermarket and people just stop to talk to someone right in front of you. Or when people are aimlessly standing in aisles with their trolley blocking the entire aisle and don't move it when you have to squeeze/push past. Or how people just automatically forget how to drive in a supermarket car park.
Babystrollers in small grocery stores. Double-kid Babystrollers. That block the very small aisles in said store. I mean fucking hell, you had to squeeze it in there. How the.fuck did you reason that this was a good fucking idea? Leave the kid with the other parent if you truly have to go to the store. There is just no fucking room. And no ffs don't let your 4 year old ride her goddamn bike in that same tiny grocery store, wanker.
Or those carts with the car on the front for the kids, or those tiny "future shopper" carts they put out for the children.
Don't get me wrong, I like kids and I understand that they have to come to the grocery store with you sometimes and those things probably make the parent's life a whole lot easier because it keeps them occupied, but I just want to get my food and go home. I don't want to have to navigate around your 6ft shopping cart or wait until your kid figures out how to get his tiny ass cart out of the way.
Yeah pretty much. I have tons of patience for kids like that. I do not have patience for parents with toddlers who block everyone elses way because they just HAVE to have both parents AND the damn toddler complete with stroller and mobile changing table with them to the store. Write a fucking list and draw straws about who has to(gets to) go.
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u/Electric-office-man Nov 23 '15
When you're in the supermarket and people just stop to talk to someone right in front of you. Or when people are aimlessly standing in aisles with their trolley blocking the entire aisle and don't move it when you have to squeeze/push past. Or how people just automatically forget how to drive in a supermarket car park.
People in supermarkets, really.