Hello
everyone and welcome to another edition of Me Talking. Well, tomorrow is
Christmas Eve. I’m pretty sure just about everyone is done with their Christmas
shopping. I just finished yesterday. One thing that struck me as a surprise when
I went to the store yesterday is that people around this time of year resort to
some extreme mood changes. Personally I stay the same throughout any holiday,
but yesterday I came across a couple of examples that showed what drastic
feelings many may have towards the holiday. I was at a store finding some
labels for gifts. You know, the ones that you put to differentiate which gifts
belong to who. Well, the labels were the only items I was carrying as I made my
way to the cash register. Now, this occurred 3 days before Christmas people. You
could imagine the long line with people carrying gifts. Whole carts filled with
toys, movies and canned hams alike. I thought I was going to be there for a
while. Then, as if on cue, the people in front of me started to let me cut
them. It really was a rather generous sight to see. The gesture of the people
gave a bitter-sweet nausea that made me take a deep breath. I got to the front
of the line and paid for my labels. I thanked the people behind me and left the
store. When I got back into the car and started towards the mall I told the
people who were in the car with me the generous deed the people did for me. We arrived
at the mall. Now, I have to be honest. It was a while since I had stepped into
a mall. Almost a year had passed and this mall was extremely packed in. We had
trouble simply finding parking. Anyway, we’re looking for a parking space, when
we see it. In the distance we see the oasis that was the lone parking space at
the end of the lot. It was there, as if everyone had missed it somehow. We slowly
made our way to the parking space when a small sedan nearly crashed into us.
Our car stopped so hard my sister who was in the car with me would have hit her
head if it had not been for the seat belt. When I looked up I saw that same
Sedan in the parking spot we had picked out from afar. The driver of the Sedan
got out of his car and actually said something to US. I believe it was among the lines of “watch where you’re going”. Originally I was quite angry. I mean,
some guy cut my family off, but then I realized why the man was so angry. The
poor D-bag must have been stressed out with all his shopping. We still left a
note on his car, but it would have been much worse if I had not given the poor
bastard mercy. So, be thankful, Sedan driver guy who wears pink North Face. Be.
Thankful.
P.E.N.T.C.I
NOTE: I HOPE YOU GUYS
ENJOY YOUR HOLIDAY, WHATEVER IT MAY BE.
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