Worst person ever gives Dunkin Donuts workers hell over missing receipt

[Mizeree I2K]

Originally Posted by ASTalumna06

If you want to act like an adult and have a rational, intelligent conversation without throwing insults for no good reason whatsoever, then I'm all for that. Otherwise...

Uh, ok.

Then kill the sarcasm that you were making to me earlier in this thread.

Originally Posted by Kevin

How was this a train wreck? I would expect universal agreement that this woman has no excuse for her behavior and that 99% of us would have been on board with that poor employee calling the cops and telling her she's banned from the premises.

We all agreed that she was a bitch and that the dude behind the counter shouldn't have had to put up with it. Where we disagreed was based on why some customers or people in general are rude as hell like that.

Originally Posted by sigmadiva

Its a trainwreck based on the exchanges between ASTAlumna06 and Mizeree I2K.

CTFU!

Originally Posted by cheerfulgreek

You have some serious pride issues that you might want to rectify.

And what's wrong with having pride? Anybody who has some kind of decency and respect for themselves is going to have some kind of pride. I'm not going to let some dude get up in my face like that. I don't care who it is.

[Phrozen Sands]

Originally Posted by cheerfulgreek

No, I'm not "ironically arguing" anyone's point, AST. You've all made valid points. The experiences you are referring to are "walking a mile in someone else's shoes" to gain an understanding of what they have experienced. The experiences I'm referring to are not the same experiences you are referring to. I'm saying that we come into this world like empty computers when we first arrive on the planet earth. No programs have been installed. All we have is the capacity to record and store all the information we receive, which comes from our parents, teachers, relatives, friends, the media, and the environment we grew up in. Positive or negative, that data is based on our observances which makes up our programming. And we print out what we retain (i.e. how we connect with others). Sometimes this is a good thing, sometimes it is not. Those are the "experiences" I was referring to.

I agree with this, especially with the media. I like what you said about the computer analogy, I never looked at it from that perspective. I think what you're saying is on a much deeper level than what others were saying, so I stand corrected, you weren't saying the same thing. But I do think people can do away with bad past family experiences, and move on to newer and better things, with a better attitude.