Posted by rusted nuts on August 07, 2012 at 04:17:43 from (98.17.39.39):
In Reply to: Re: Local murchants posted by JerryS on August 06, 2012 at 20:12:33:
Yeah, Wife had to get a new vacum from Wallfart a year ago, Well that nice old woman that said hello to us when we walked in was chaseing us out when we left cause she thought we were stealing it!!! We are in our late 50s with good clean duds, no tads or hardware on us. Best part was that the wife was on some cold meds. They made her hot headed and out spoken, She can"t hear real well either, She was bout 10" in front of me when Mrs Wallmart ran up to Me asking for the bill of sale, I knew I had to get the wife stoped before she went though the door,she had the bill of sale and I had the cart. I let out a yell PAT! She didn"t hear Me, Let out another yell PAT!!! People are started to mover out of the way like Im going to shoot them or something, Wife hears Me this time comes back and says WHAT??? Told her Mrs. Wallmart needs to see the bill of sale. Wife says WHAT THE ELL!! Digs in her purse Finds the bill of sale, sticks it in Mrs. Wallmart"s face and says HERES YOUR DAMM BILL OF SALE!!!!! spins round and walks out the door, I trun to Mrs. Wallmart and said Have a good day!
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