fly girl
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I went to the grocery store this afternoon to pick up a few things. We typically have a cheeseball with crackers for the holidays, and as I passed the selection I started looking. This one particular brand had lots of choices, and $1 off coupons were randomly attached to them. As I find the cheddar we like, no coupon. So I look at the coupon and it specifically says good for any variety of this cheese. So I take one so I can use it for the cheeseball I am going to buy.
As I do this, a lady (in her late 70's or early 80's) screams at me that I cannot do that. I told her I believed I could as the coupon was for any variety. She continues to berate me, that the coupon won't scan because what I did was dishonest, etc. etc. Again, I pointed to the coupon that said any variety. She continues to tell me it doesn't work that way. I told her I think it does, I disagree. She won't let up. Finally, I told her don't worry about it, and went my way. I wanted to tell her "pull your mask over your nose and then I will discuss it with you," but I knew nothing was going to be resolved. We both thought differently.
Nothing like being middle aged and have a senior citizen yell at you like a little child in the grocery store.
I still think what I did was perfectly acceptable -- especially since the coupon went through and it was for ANY variety.
Now, if it were the last coupon and the lady wanted it that cheeseball, of course I would have given it to her! But, she didn't, she took no cheeseball. She just wanted to yell at me.
So, I ask, was I wrong to take the coupon? I honestly don't think I was.
As I do this, a lady (in her late 70's or early 80's) screams at me that I cannot do that. I told her I believed I could as the coupon was for any variety. She continues to berate me, that the coupon won't scan because what I did was dishonest, etc. etc. Again, I pointed to the coupon that said any variety. She continues to tell me it doesn't work that way. I told her I think it does, I disagree. She won't let up. Finally, I told her don't worry about it, and went my way. I wanted to tell her "pull your mask over your nose and then I will discuss it with you," but I knew nothing was going to be resolved. We both thought differently.
Nothing like being middle aged and have a senior citizen yell at you like a little child in the grocery store.
I still think what I did was perfectly acceptable -- especially since the coupon went through and it was for ANY variety. Now, if it were the last coupon and the lady wanted it that cheeseball, of course I would have given it to her! But, she didn't, she took no cheeseball. She just wanted to yell at me.
So, I ask, was I wrong to take the coupon? I honestly don't think I was.


