Top Shelf (for tall people)

Thank you! I don't mind helping people out in this way. I've done it before. I've also been asked to get things for people, it doesn't bother me at all. I know if I were short, I'd appreciate the help. Also, while I'm not short, I'm not perfect and whatever help I give will come back to me in other ways. :-)

That's ridiculous that people shake their heads and don't want to help. But, in today's world, it doesn't surprise me. I just thought of a good idea. When people shake their heads and aren't going to help you, ask, tell them they can just give you a boost if they would prefer. :-)

It's nice of you to help. There have been instances where I'd ask for help and people would just shake their heads for some reason like I'm asking them to have an affair with me or something. There were instances where I had to hop about and jump to reach what I wanted.

Yes, there where alot of soda bottles on all those shelves. The shelves themselves where metal. The buggy was empty, very light and unsturdy. And the woman was having problems even getting up on the buggy! I ran over just as she was turning around to grab a shelf. It would not have been a pretty sight.

No she could have seriously broken something, like her back, or her spine or something! Climbing up on a cart is stupid, but an empty cart is even more dumb! I am so glad you were there to rescue her, I am sure it would have been something she'd have regretted!

Yes, it was not a good idea. I saw her thinking about it and trying to figure out how she was going to pull it off, but it hadn't computed yet exactly what was about to happen until she put her foot up on the bottom rack of the cart, unsuccessfully trying to get up on it. I didn't say anything still because I thought she would've realized it wasn't a good idea. When I saw her going for it again, I ran over to her. The funny ending to the story is that while I was grabbing her the 5 pepsis, on the other side of her, waiting patiently to pass, was a man on one of the motorized carts for disabled people. He had seen the whole thing too. I looked at him and casually asked if he needed anything while I was up there. We all had a laugh, thankfully. :-)