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originally posted by: puzzled2
a reply to: Oldcarpy2
She made her decision and she has lived with the consequence.
Who said leave her shopping? As it has been pointed out 6ft is much more than walking to the other end of the shopping trolley or moving to another till.
If the concern was the risk of being infected from the unmasked then the choice made was a poor one.
Politeness is saying hello, how are you?
Don't ask people for their opinion if you can't handle them disagreeing with you.
It is not I that needs to feel validated.
originally posted by: angelchemuel
a reply to: Oldcarpy2
Thank you.
So in my multitude of shopping experiences and having queued many, many a time, I would say 1 shopping trolley and a shopping basket would put both of them approximately 6 feet or more apart. Yep, I checked before I replied.
I don't see any supermarket putting down their 'stand here' and arrows back on the floors either.
Rainbows
Jane
so you've lost the plot of your own rambling me me me rant. what a shame you were doing so well with the bravado.
You can't seem to grasp the concept that respect for individuals Rights works both ways and not just those you personally agree with.
originally posted by: puzzled2
a reply to: Oldcarpy2
What is your problem with comprehension?
It is not polite to tell anyone to move away from you. it is very offensive to imply someone is dirty and contaminated.
Total Politeness in the situation would have been to say "you only have a basket go in front" -
That would have achieved the desired effect as well-
Person is not breathing in her direction and your "however you feel like describing the relationship between you" could back away the couple of feet, she wanted, without causing offence.
You've taken offence when it was politely pointed out her initial action was in all logical sense the worst thing to do in the situation. Be confrontational regardless of tone of the request.
If the person was infectious, she has just increased the interaction with very little to be gained even if the person stepped away she would have still be breathing over the products in the trolley.
As I said don't ask for someone's opinion if you can't handle the alternative very point.
FYI
Don't tell me I can't read when you can't keep your story straight and I won't bug you about it.
But of course you'll still reply with more made up nonsense just so that you can have the last word and believe in your own tiny little mind that you showed me etc.....Zzzzzzzz
originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
So, No 1 daughter was in Tesco today queing at the till. Woman behind her was not wearing a mask, as she was meant to, right up close.
Daughter asks her to move back as she was socially distancing. Response was "Eff off, I ain't moving".
Daughter says "I'm seeing my 90 year old Dad for Christmas tomorrow, please back away."
Response was "I don't give an effing eff about your effing Dad"?
So, ATS, what say you?
Personally, am appalled.
This was in South London.
Where it is estimated that one in twenty folk have Covid.
originally posted by: TritonTaranis
originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
So, No 1 daughter was in Tesco today queing at the till. Woman behind her was not wearing a mask, as she was meant to, right up close.
Daughter asks her to move back as she was socially distancing. Response was "Eff off, I ain't moving".
Daughter says "I'm seeing my 90 year old Dad for Christmas tomorrow, please back away."
Response was "I don't give an effing eff about your effing Dad"?
So, ATS, what say you?
Personally, am appalled.
This was in South London.
Where it is estimated that one in twenty folk have Covid.
I’d tell her to F-OFF also, I’m not a disease vector thanks, vaccinated people are the once testing positive after vaccination, it’s those rude clowns telling people to move away because they’re not only rude but low IQ