Now why can’t I be in line to see things like this. Her hair is going to be heck to deal with after this.
I enjoy seeing arrogant people get what they deserve. I hope this taught her daughter, but something tells me she’ll sue.
I'm reminded of how I handled an arrogant and snotty nosed long haired line cutter with an attitude at an amusement park back in the early eighties. He and two of his little chickadee babes thought they were going to cut in on me and my family while waiting in an hour+ long line to ride the park roller coaster ride.
I first said excuse me son but line cutting isn't allowed and pointed to a sign just ahead saying as such and would he please go back to the end of the line like all of the rest of us did. He just ignored me. The next time I tapped him on his shoulder politel like and in a more authoritative and firm voice repeated my request, now becoming a demand. No park officers to be seen anywhere wouldn't you know.
Apparently my tapping him on his shoulder set him off. He spun and slapped my hand away and said to never lay a finger on him again. Oooops, nuff said. I instinctly reacted by cold cocking on his jaw and he instantly folded like a sack of dropped potatoes. His two teenie bopper girlfriends started shrieking and grab their brave BF and dragged him out of the line. One even apologized for him.
To my surprise I got a very warn round of applause with several congratulatory slaps on the back adding that the little punk got what he deserved. Of course today I would have been hauled away in manacles and charged with a crime. Back then men were expected to act like men and not wimpy hen pecked girly-men like we have today. Was I proud of what I did? No. But was I ashamed? Heck NO!