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Shoppers at a local Hannaford Supermarket
could only imagine that the 42-year-old |
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woman angrily demanding a price check
on package of rice pudding was more than |
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likely was a buoyant and carefree youth
too easy going to barade a cashier over |
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a 4 ounce snack cup.
No, no, no the 6 pack is 3.29 not 4.29, |
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run the two again, okay this is unacceptable.
Every time I come to the store there |
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is something wrong and I am sick of it.
I am sick of it. |
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Sources speculated that the vicious tantrum
would have been unthinkable to the |
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woman during her early 20's when here
eyes probably gleamed with the fire of hope |
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unencumbered by responsibility, fear or regret.
She was probably just some free willing |
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college kid you know.
Her biggest concern was which one of her |
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friends she was going to hang out with at
night and whether they were going to meet |
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at the movies or a bonfire on the beach. |
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Now look at her.
You know I bet if you told her 10 or 15 |
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years ago that one day she would be ripping
into a grocery store clerk with |
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a room full of strangers staring at
her, she would have been horrified. |
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It is sad.
It is pretty sad. |
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I have the circular right here and
it says 3.29, okay, right there. |
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Onlookers said that very deep within the
world weary woman was likely a girl that |
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drove a hundred miles in an open back jeep
and stood in line for concert tickets all |
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before being slowly beaten into submission
by the stresses of getting older, |
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raising a child and sacrificing her
career goals for her husband. |
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I don't care what it says on your screen. |
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You know this is why people go to the
store across the street because of the way |
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they are treated here.
You know nobody likes it here. |
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It really makes you stop and appreciate
the youth you have been granted because |
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one day you wake up your life is half over |
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and you are verbally assaulting a cashier
over the price of rice pudding while |
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wearing sweat pants in public.
You are all just a bunch of incompetent |
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imbeciles and I want to speak to the manager.
I can tell you right now that will never |
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be me. That will never be me. |
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Keep checking TheOnion.com for
more as the story develops. |
