Posted by John in La on July 03, 2010 at 08:51:25 from (72.150.50.70):
Why are people so rude and self centered today??
Is it our city rush rush life style; being raised by day care because both parents work if we even have two parents; or just do not give a s##t attitude.
Went to the store this morning with my wife to pick up a few things. As we are leaving there is a young lady about 10 or 15 steps ahead of us with a baby in one arm and two bags of groceries in the other. She is trying to get the door open with out dropping anything so she can leave the store. I notice a guy in his late 20's to early 30's walking up to the store to enter. I notice that he has increased his walking pace; and I assumed he was doing so to try and hold the door for the lady with the baby. Was I sadly mistaken. This guy is rushing to the door not to hold it for the lady but rather to squeeze in as the lady tries to get out.
While I try to keep my comments to myself I could not help it. I told the guy just what I thought of his actions as he walked up to us. My wife had to grab me by the arm and drag me out the store. Neither of my son's would never let me catch them acting this way because they know their life here on earth would come to a abrupt end when I got finished with them.
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