People oblivious to others when out shopping
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One thing that really annoys me is people who block your path when you are trying to get somewhere or do something. They don’t do it deliberately I’m sure and this might come across as me being a bit petulant, but its one of those things that I find so frustrating. The shopping centre can be a stressfull place at the best of times. |
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In particular, why is it that some people stand right in the middle of busy shopping centre talking to other people and so blocking the path of other shoppers. There are cafes around that they can go and sit in or benches to sit on but no they insist on blocking everyone else’s way. How irritating. My husband and I were recently shopping in Asda and two women who work there were standing blocking the aisle with two huge crates full of groceries and so my husband rightly had a bit of a go at them. It is just sooooooo annoying! |
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Similarly, people that put their shopping trolleys in stupid places. They’re busy trying to decide whether or not to by the low fat cheese, but they’ve stuck their trolley right in front of them along the counter blocking you from getting at the produce.
It’s not a big thing to complain about, but I wish some folk would have more consideration for others when they are out in the supermarket etc. It’s nice to be able to go around in your own little world when you're out doing your shopping, but you get in my way when you do! |
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Comments from visitors
How many of the gripes on this site would be solved if consideration for others was adopted by all.
It's a selfish society that we live in now.
I find this sludge at the door and being emotionally blackmailed by a young man with probably more money than me really stressful, so how much more stressful for a woman with small kids being harangued for money and cursed at as she struggles to get through her shopping. They only pick on the vulnerable, they seem to leave mesdames precious alone.
I feel angry at the supermarkets for allowing these. There must be ways to bite back at them, pesky little rules in the local authorities elf 'n' safety about people being able to get in and out....
Young pensioner. - 5-Sep-06 07:18





