Mrs. Hillbilly Mom does not take kindly to being blamed for circumstances beyond her control. Even if the blaming comes in the form of a stern look from a grocery store employee.
It's not like I was shoplifting or anything. I didn't even go into the store proper. I parked T-Hoe in the second space in a row by the exit door of Country Mart, careful not to ram his front bumper into the two abandoned carts between him and the car across from him. Then I went inside to throw my money away in the scratch-off ticket dispensing machine.
When I came back out, I climbed into T-Hoe to arrange my tickets by size order. I started him up, to cool off his insides. A worker came huffing across the lot. He grabbed those two carts and glared at me.
Next time I run in there to buy some of their expired food, I think I will leave my cart in front of T-Hoe. I've already taken the blame.
2 comments:
In the right place at the wrong time?
Kathy,
I wish I could have produced surveillance camera evidence that both of those carts were there when I parked. I didn't even buy groceries! And scratch-off tickets don't need a cart.
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