RedAngie
Sea Level Lady
- Joined
- Sep 10, 2015
Quite a scene at Walmart last night. There was a family with two holy terrors for kids.
I was walking down a grocery aisle when a kid about 4 had a tantrum because Mom wouldn’t buy him chocolate cake. He was riding in the back of one of those carts with a plastic seat behind.
He took off his flip flop and threw it, hitting my cart. Mom apologized but the kid continued to whine.
Then Dad came down the aisle with another whiny kid in the same type of cart.
A few aisles over I encountered Dad again. Kid was sitting on the floor and no amount of cajoling would make him stand up. Dad probably refused to get him Beef-a-roni or something.
I moved far away and continued shopping. But then I met them again at self checkout. Two shopping carts with a combined 5 gallons of milk and loaded with giant sized boxes of frozen junk foods like pizza bites, box of 48 small bags of mixed chips/cheetos, and other crap. But no chocolate cake.
Kids were running around self checkout area while Mom and Dad were scanning items, oblivious to it all.
I was walking down a grocery aisle when a kid about 4 had a tantrum because Mom wouldn’t buy him chocolate cake. He was riding in the back of one of those carts with a plastic seat behind.
He took off his flip flop and threw it, hitting my cart. Mom apologized but the kid continued to whine.
Then Dad came down the aisle with another whiny kid in the same type of cart.
A few aisles over I encountered Dad again. Kid was sitting on the floor and no amount of cajoling would make him stand up. Dad probably refused to get him Beef-a-roni or something.
I moved far away and continued shopping. But then I met them again at self checkout. Two shopping carts with a combined 5 gallons of milk and loaded with giant sized boxes of frozen junk foods like pizza bites, box of 48 small bags of mixed chips/cheetos, and other crap. But no chocolate cake.
Kids were running around self checkout area while Mom and Dad were scanning items, oblivious to it all.