It was rude of him to continue and not to acknowledge to his children that they needed to hurry it up. I think it's wonderful to want to teach your children, but not to the detriment of common courtesy. It was infuriating because it was so inconsiderate of the other adults in line. There were four other adults in line, including me, who had to wait while this man let his children attend to every step along the way. Mind you, the oldest was about 6 and many, many years from needing to use the ATM. I had a similar experience recently during which a father decided a Saturday morning was the best time to teach his four children all about using the ATM. The problem is the parents, you cannot blame the child in the same way that you cannot blame a dog taught and encouraged to be mean and violent. This was great and I have to thank you for putting this out there to the public. We do the best we can,with what we've got. And if you can't respect that,then I'd have to kindly issue you an,"Excuse me ma'am,but fuck you entirely".maybe next time instead of handing out judgement and blame,you should consider not all children (or parents) are the same. Like when she has to touch all the bottle of shampoo on the aisle because it calms her. And to people like YOU,she may be deemed "unrule-ly". So while she says,"Yes Ma'am" when I say the rules,she may not be able to 100% follow them. My daughter also knows these rules,but she's also autistic. My sons know the rules when we go into the store. That if a child is even remotely "off" on your meter of "perfect" you deem yourself the FIX IT JESUS. It's not there fault you left something til the last second and needed to haul ass.īut more then that I think you are RUDE and presumptuous to assume all children (and parents for that matter) should be 100% like you. Yes,the Hobby Lobby thing was a bit much but then again that's how HAYDEN'S PARENTS raise him. I do not however,agree with your PMS hormonal rampage of blundering shit that proceeded after that. So I agree in the sense that we as a society need to bring back manners and respect. We say excuse me and my boys hold doors open for women. Let's read further the blunders of the Asshat." and then I found this post. And was like,"Okay maybe she's just completely asinine. Then I read your MICHELLE DUGGAR DESERVED THAT MISCARRIAGE bullshit post. Your first post was a bit much,with your "My Elf on the Shelf is a lazy shit because I fail as a person in general",but I was like,"Eh,we're not all perfect,blah blah blah". She's a pretty cool friend,so I figured this would be a pretty AWESOME blog. I can tell you if that was any of my kids it would not have been pretty.Ī friend of mine linked me to your blog. He moved but I could hear him from the next isle telling someone how the "old people in the store act like they own the place". When I brought my cart through he didn't even look up and said in an irritated voice "go around!" I simply replied he could move his legs or I can run them over. There was a boy (maybe 9 years old) sitting on the floor in Toys R Us with his legs spread across the isle playing with one of the toys. Today kids address you like they are your peer (for example, calling you by your first name rather than "Mr. I don't know about you, but growing up I was taught that you listend to and respected ANY adult (even if it was not deserved). They are not respectful in any sense of the word. You absolutely hit a hot button for my wife and me! Kids have ZERO manners today! It isn't just please and thank you, or excuse me.
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