Rude customers, employees and day laborers

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A customer had the nerve to tell me "I don't care about the doctors note. Put it in the car"

A customer had the nerve to tell me to load some merchandise and while I was trying to do it the idiot had the nerve to pat me on the back and startled me and almost made me drop the merchandise

yesterday while i was trying to add cash to my train ticket, a lil girl (about ten years old) had the nerve to ask "can i get twenty dollars?". (shook my head). "i'm hungry, bootchieass n***a" (moderators: if that is not allowed, please delete. however, the words in quotation marks are direct quotes, not my opinion. i am not trying to be racist.)

usually, when i add cash to my train ticket, i do it at a different train station at different times, and nobody has had the nerve to bother me.

briefly, i was afraid that she would've physically snatched the cash or done something like that. thank buddha she didn't.

on the other hand, i do not feel like i "should" have to make that a "learning lesson" in that i should not have added cash to my train ticket, at that station at that time.

besides, even if i were to have given her $20, she could've had the nerve to demand more, and even if i were to have given her all of it, it wouldn't've been enough, and she still could've come up with an excuse to call me a "bootchieass n***a" or anything else. ("logic could be used to justify anything.")

after she had the nerve to bark @ me, she thankfully left me alone.

i could NOT imagine trying to panhandle from someone that is making a purchase in real time. and i CERTAINLY could not imagine doing that when i was about ten years old.

but whatever. i have a theory: maybe everyone is constantly doing their "best", but due to reasons that are not visible to outsiders, there are mitigating factors that cause their "best" to be a lot worse than it appears.

yesterday, when i was trying to put a pallet onto a lumber cart, a stupid lil boy customer had the nerve to ask "may i use the cart?". "i'm using it!", i told the idiot. "calm down. i just ask", he had the nerve to tell me. i blocked my head with my hand, and did not agree or argue with him. almost all customers @ home depot hardly ever come. that interaction with that stupid lil boy was probably the first, last, and only time that i had to interact with him. it just doesn't seem worth the time and energy to interact with him. in his defense, yes, like he said, he "just asked". however, i was working and there were plenty of carts about 20 feet away that he could've gotten. and i had just managed to maneuver half the pallet onto the cart. he was so dumb he couldn't see that i was using the cart. but yes, he was correct in that he "just asked" and he didn't do anything illegal or immoral. just annoying. (rolls eyes) (puke)

Today Adam w had the nerve to scream at plumbing associate marquise t. From a long distance away and marquise answered. I went over to Adam and asked " did you call?"
"Huh"
"Did you call?"
"Call who?"
"Me"
"No"

That was rude of Adam because I was trying to sweep the sidewalk and I was not sure if Adam was trying to talk to me so I dropped everything and went over there and asked. The stupid lil boy "should" have said "excuse me" instead of "huh" and "thank you for asking" and "sorry for making loud noises"

That stupid lil boy is way too relaxed

some stupid lil boy customer had the nerve to ask me "can you help me load?" and i said "how much does it weigh". he said "ha?". (rolls eyes). that stupid lil boy should've said "excuse me", b/c i am NOT in his "in" group and he should NOT feel entitled to talk so casually around me (even better, do not talk to me at all, you idiot!). (Rolls eyes) (puke). "how much does it weigh?". "sixty pounds". "i have a doctor's note i am not allowed to lift over fifty pounds." the moron just walked away. he should've said "excuse me", and "thank you".

Some idiot customer had the nerve to ask me "what is wrong with you?" But I didn't do anything to provoke him. I was just visible exhausted

A cashier called me to the garden and I immediately dropped everything and went over and on my way over the stupid lil girl had the nerve to call me again and I told her I was coming and when I got there she was gone. Another cashier said that she didn't call me and didn't know who did

A stupid lil boy customer had the nerve to bark at me for allegedly damaging his truck while loading lumber. Or maybe I should be glad the idiot didn't demand my boss or physically injure me

New lot attendant boy "SA" has had the nerve to make comments like "you don't want to work"

He acts so wise, worldly and "holier than thou"

But he is just a stupid lil boy

one time a rude lil boy had the nerve to demand a shopping cart, i pointed to a cart, and he was like "hey!", and he had the nerve to mock the way that i pointed to the shopping cart.

uncivilized construction workers

maybe construction jobs don't require background checks as often as other jobs and that's why construction workers tend to be so uncivilized, rude, barbaric, inhumane, and calloused, and

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yesterday, some dude had the nerve to ask if he could use the "L" cart that i was using @ that time to put a pallet on. then he went to talk to front end supervisor alicia and came back and told me that she told me to help him and the stupid lil dude had the nerve to tell me "you're gonna help me anyways" and demanded the cart that i was using. i pointed to other "L" carts. (that idiot didn't consider my perspective. it took way too much energy and time for and skill for me to put the pallet on the cart. and sometimes the head cashier has the nerve to gimmie time limits, so i couldn't just give him the cart b/c "customer always right").

former customer service lead craig had the nerve to say "it's not that heavy. you can just lift it,". when i told him that i have a doctors note that i am not allowed to lift over fifty pounds. craig said that about sixty pound concrete.

former head cashier andre had the nerve to tell me "you're just saying that because you don't wanna do it," when i told him that i could not lift a washing machine and i had a doctors note.

former front end supervisor angela w had the nerve to bark @ me way more than all the other supervisors and managers, in five years, combined.

head cashier angela d has had the nerve to bark @ me far more than five years of head cashiers combined.

Customer one had the nerve to whistle at me

(Rude boy!)

Customer two had the nerve to call me "big boy"

Customer three had the nerve to call me "my n***a". (That's a direct quote, not my opinion)

yesterdfay @ the food cart, three idiot boys (customers) had the nerve to bark "cholo" @ me. it was raining.

stupid lil boys!

Today a stupid lil dude had the nerve to ask "can you help me?". And I said "let me see if it is too heavy" and the idiot had the nerve to grunt "huh?".

Then one of the day laborers had the nerve to come and help load and the tarantula had the nerve to tell me that I was doing it the wrong way and he told me how to do it. Then the day laborer had the nerve to pat me on the back and I put one hand out like "stop" and the customer and the day laborer had the nerve to chuckle wisely like they were so worldly and smart and I was just a child


Rude lil boys!



A different customer had the nerve to tell me that I don't speak English. He hadn't even interacted with me or anything like that

So. I didn't correct him because it wasn't worth the effort as usual

He wasn't necessarily racist but he was factually wrong , annoying and stupid