Only 23 pies in stock, and all cooked and ready to go?
I think he took his little waiting in line fantasy and typed it out while he was on the bus home.
In BK they don't cook them, they simply take from where they are stored and bung them in the microwave. As they have deliveries every day (or every other day depending on size of the store), it's quite conceivable that he DID purchase all the remaining apple pies.
Feel a bit sorry for the kid; letting your child behave that way does them no favours. I did consider he might have some sort of condition, learning disability and challenging behaviour or autism or what have you, but even then sympathy for the mum is somewhat limited as talking on the phone, ignoring him isn't really the best way of managing it. Unless she was on phone desperately calling for reinforcements. :D
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I find it quite inspirational, and never mind my inspirational stories not being true. Next time I hear a child raising aggressive hell because they want something, I'm going to do the same, and work out what to do with 45 Peppa Pig comics later.
Ha ha. I aim to please. I would have liked to have got in there much sooner - it is shameful - shameful - that we got in to double figures before that chestnut was raised - but I was having technical difficulties and got waylaid making outraged posts on the Mail site. I hope it won't happen again.
I find it quite inspirational, and never mind my inspirational stories not being true. Next time I hear a child raising aggressive hell because they want something, I'm going to do the same, and work out what to do with 45 Peppa Pig comics later.
Nice idea but you'd have to re-mortgage your house to afford it. Price of the dreadful things.
Ha ha. I aim to please. I would have liked to have got in there much sooner - it is shameful - shameful - that we got in to double figures before that chestnut was raised - but I was having technical difficulties and got waylaid making outraged posts on the Mail site. I hope it won't happen again.
Apology accepted. Don't let it happen again. This is DS, after all. :D
I stand there and pull out a pie and slowly start eating eat as I stare back at her. She starts running towards me but can't get to me because of other lineups in the food court. I turn and slowly walk away.
What the hell is going on
At the jobcentre today, i had to pinch myself to check i hadn't walked into a nursery by mistake !!
Nearly every adult walking towards the door on my way out, had several screaming toddlers following them in.
It's the same situation in the small shops, like tesco extra, where you don't have any room to swing a cat, and kids are running around bumping into people
Can't one adult look after the kids outside, whilst the other person goes in by themselves and get's the shopping.
If things were thought through properly, there would be a kids play area outside the supermarkets, so the adults could go inside, and shop in peace
Kids make noise and get in everyone's way. A real pain in the backside !!
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I think he took his little waiting in line fantasy and typed it out while he was on the bus home.
I agree. So the kid is a brat. They aren't yours. Get over it.
In BK they don't cook them, they simply take from where they are stored and bung them in the microwave. As they have deliveries every day (or every other day depending on size of the store), it's quite conceivable that he DID purchase all the remaining apple pies.
Don't believe a word.
Someone has obviously bought them all, so they've taken them off!
Hes starting young
"Yum, yum, pie... you want pie? Pie not for you!"
Post #20! Anyone have post #20?
Nice idea but you'd have to re-mortgage your house to afford it. Price of the dreadful things.
Apology accepted. Don't let it happen again. This is DS, after all.
like Purple Aki
If it's not true then shame on him for BSing but he provided us all with a good laugh anyway.
This, definitely!
Good on him I say.
At the jobcentre today, i had to pinch myself to check i hadn't walked into a nursery by mistake !!
Nearly every adult walking towards the door on my way out, had several screaming toddlers following them in.
It's the same situation in the small shops, like tesco extra, where you don't have any room to swing a cat, and kids are running around bumping into people
Can't one adult look after the kids outside, whilst the other person goes in by themselves and get's the shopping.
If things were thought through properly, there would be a kids play area outside the supermarkets, so the adults could go inside, and shop in peace
Kids make noise and get in everyone's way. A real pain in the backside !!