It's three items!

[myswtghst]

I....I....I don't even know what to say. Seriously. What kind of an ill-adjusted, immature shit-for-brains thinks that this is the proper thing to do in this situation? Gah.

I cannot STAND when people think that the way to rebuff something they see as "rude" or "inconsiderate" is with further rudeness, in this case, escalating to property damage. Like that's going to help the situation. What. An. Ass.

[Becks]

Yes, yes it is. That's why we love you

Woo hoo!!

I'm at my most loveable when I'm at my most evil.

[Pagan]

Not to mention, but at that point in time, it wasn't "your" milk yet. You hadn't paid, it still belonged to the store. Either way, if he had taken it, it would've been stealing.

[aniwahya]

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I am used to having to rein in my temper, but I truly do not think anything remotely approaching a thought would have registered before I would've been taking that man to the ground.
Ha! As a bonus I read the OP's post to my mom, explaining first that it was something I would have gotten arrested over ( which earned an eyeroll and "yeah well we know how YOU are..."). Of course then I read it to her, and after I read the part about him slamming the milk down I had to stop, wait a min for the red haze to clear, and then reread it. Not that she admits I get my temper from her. :devi:

[Lace Neil Singer]

When I'm ill, I become horribly bad tempered; which is why I usually remove myself from public. However, if I was forced by lack of any food or milk in the flat to go out, and I encountered an arsehole like this... well, let's just say the spilled milk on the floor would be mixed with blood. O_o In my fantasy world, it would rain blood from that guy's crushed and mangled body... XD *puts umbrella up*

[csdrone]

What a completely arrogant prick! DH was speechless when I read this and mentioned getting the store manager involved. I think a certain SC needs a do not trespass letter, a visit from the local cops (to his place of employment) along with a few special touches: