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Tue, Mar 28 2023, 2:07 pm
amother Aconite wrote: |
In my ideal world, I'd simply turn around and tell her that was rude and unappreciated. |
No. The correct thing to do is to ignore.
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Tue, Mar 28 2023, 2:53 pm
If it helps you, the lady in front of me put on hold the last size of something I really wanted. When she left the store the lady could have sold it to me because lady in front of me put it on hold and I was ready to pay for it right then. I wasn't sure what the right thing to do was, and the store said that they had to hold it for her. Who knows, but I guess I just felt like I don't think this world needs to be cutthroat and I don't want to cause bad feelings for this other lady I never met. Yes, we're both spending hard-earned money in our time is valuable. But I don't run the world I'm trying very hard to internalize this and I hope you have easy shopping from here on out. Please bench all of us too on this site! Thanks
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Tue, Mar 28 2023, 3:14 pm
She didn’t leave her manners at home, she left her middos in kindergarten. I’m embarrassed for her.
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Tue, Mar 28 2023, 7:35 pm
I was meant to start such a thread on Sunday. Got to busy and forgot. Here's what I had on Sunday:
Very popular busy local store with lots of fitting rooms. My kids are in one trying on clothing. There are quite a few other fitting rooms with open doors suggesting that those are not in use. Comes one lady goes to the one My kids are in, door is closed and just opens it without even knocking before. Helllllooo! There are 5 fitting rooms with open doors! Why did she have to go to the one with a closed door and not even bother knocking?!?! I yelled so loud "can't you at least knock before you open the door"
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Tue, Mar 28 2023, 7:39 pm
amother OP wrote: | I don't generally post a PSA, but I'm just so hurt!
Please don't leave your good middos at home when shopping! We bh got a gift card and I went out to shop something new for myself. I spent a bit more than the gift card so I had to pay the rest with a different method. The women right in back of me in line gave a loud sigh and just then she got a phone call. She picks up and says "one minute, this lady in front of me is taking so long, she's taking her time." I'm so so so embarrassed. No words. The cashier heard and said "it's okay, don't worry, it's fine."
And then the card machine malfunction for a minute and the women sighed again with a loud "UCH".
Ladies, I know we're all in a rush and the stores are crazy, but please be patient and sensitive and don't let the rush bring out the worst in you!!!
Thank you & wishing everyone an easy prep and nice yom tov! |
The way I see it is that perhaps her DH was waiting for her in the car or at home, asking her yet again- "WHERE ARE YOU, WHATS TAKING YOU SOOO LOOOOONG"?
She, being stressed out from cleaning and shopping is already at her wits end and responds- "It's not my fault, The woman in front of me..."
Please give people the benefit of the doubt. She must be so stressed, nothing to do with you!
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Tue, Mar 28 2023, 8:42 pm
amother DarkViolet wrote: | It’s disappointing when the person in front of you gets the last of something but you were wrong to ask them to sell it to you when you knew they were holding it for her. |
I didn't ask them to sell it to me. That's precisely what I wrote, that I'm working on my emunah and bitachon in general and I was calm and kept repeating to myself that whoever is meant to have this piece will have it, it's all from Hashem. That's why I didn't get emotionally attached, and didn't pressure them or ask them. I simply asked the cashier their policy, and spent half an hour waiting for them as they checked the supply room, online, and left empty handed. Before studying bitachon I may have tried to ask them/sway them and I am very proud of myself for exactly NOT doing that.
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Tue, Mar 28 2023, 11:39 pm
amother Aconite wrote: | I'm like you op. Even though she's clearly wrong and so rude, I would cringe and get all sweaty.
Calling all armchair therapists. How do I transfer the misplaced shame into assertive speech?
In my ideal world, I'd simply turn around and tell her that was rude and unappreciated. |
I would turn around and say "you seem like you're in a rush. Would you like to go ahead of me? " (Hopefully that will make her feel stupid and shut her up. What a rude person!
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