Originally Posted by
connor
actually your wrong
the emploees at my local starbucks and lfs's know me and always help me but i was in daytone where they dont know me
Where were your parents during all of this? Do they accompany you to these places, or do you take public transportation? Repaying a person's rude act with additional rudeness is never the right way to go, imho. You may feel better for it, and you might think you have proved some sort of a point, but everyone waiting in line behind you had to suffer for it. All the time it took for that man to cater to you was wasted and he could have been helping people that actually intended to buy something. You may think you're teaching one man a lesson, but you're mostly just annoying a bunch of innocent bystanders.
It would have been so much simpler to point out that you were there first, and let the man appologize for an honest mistake. As I said before. People cut in line all the time. It happens to me plenty. But I'm quiet, and sometimes they just don't see me there. Other times they're just plain rude, but I've never thought to blame a cashier, or a sales associate for another person's attitude. Actually, I've been cut in front of at my favorite coffee place, and the cashier noticed, continued to help the cutter, and then appologized to me and charged me for a small, but gave me a large and a free cookie. That was pretty great, except that I was bouncing off the walls for the remainder of the day :joy:
I'm not trying to be critical, but when an adult overlooked me when I was a kid, or treated me unfairly, I never thought to talk back or become unpleasant myself. I just made a mental note that when I grew up, I'd do my best to not behave like that towards people that were younger than me.