had three fat black women on the scooter carts yell at me yesterday at work for "ignoring them" while i was trying to help another customer, and then when i was done helping that customer i watched the three of them drive up to customer service, most assuredly to complain about me.
I hate all scooter-dwellers. I try and I try and I try not to be judgmental. It's not a good quality. But these people are so pathetic. For one thing, I don't think genetic obesity can even get that bad. If you have some weird genetic quirk I understand it. If your shins are made of glass and you can't walk so you got fat over life or something that's one thing, but I really feel like 60% at least of scooter users are just complete fatasses. And that's not even out of the norm in America, right, but I feel like stepping onto a scooter is just completely surrendering to it. Like, you can't even be fucked to walk down the aisle at the supermarket. You're horrible and proud of it at that point. Maybe not proud, but clearly you lack either the shame or willpower to put in the bare minimum effort to resist it: walking. It's horrible. I shouldn't, I know, but there's this instinctive sense of revulsion and mistrust I feel whenever I see somebody on a scooter at the market, especially if they're relatively young (30-50) and/or don't have some kind of injury or condition. Sorry for the tism rant but God damn
