To throat punch, or not to throat punch???
@chrissbergstrom (10767)
Banks, Oregon
July 1, 2017 5:47pm CST
So I had my hands obviously full I had two foods bags as well as holding my out of control nephew over my shoulder while leaving McDonald's and this guy did not hold the door for me, in fact it basically slammed in my face.
I mean what the heck is wrong with people these days seriously??? What the heck happened to common freaking decency and being kind to people.
I was fuming he knew I was behind him before he left so it was no accident. I was so tempted by sit my nephew down just to throat punch the guy...
I mean seriously????? What the heck???? People are so rude!!!!
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@IreneVincent (15962)
• United States
1 Jul 17
I had just the opposite happen to me. I was astonished. A young man held the door for me as I was going in to pick up a pizza. I smiled at him and thanked him for holding the door.
As I went to pay for my pizza he came back inside and insisted on paying for my pizza. He pulled out his credit card and paid for it before I even realized what he was doing. And then he hugged me and left without even telling me his name. I'm still overwhelmed by it all.
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@chrissbergstrom (10767)
• Banks, Oregon
1 Jul 17
What a sweet gentleman that is how people with good morals and respect were raised.
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@IreneVincent (15962)
• United States
2 Jul 17
@chrissbergstrom Yes, it was such a sweet gesture. But, I felt that I should be paying for HIS pizza. 
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@JohnRoberts (109846)
• Los Angeles, California
1 Jul 17
Society as a whole has become rude, insensitive and selfish.
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@Srbageldog (7716)
• United States
2 Jul 17
I am guilty of doing this to people but only when I wasn't aware they were behind me, and I always apologize when I realize I allowed the door to shut on them (and try to catch it if I realize they're behind me at the last minute.) But some people really are just rude. I have held doors open for people and they just glare at you and don't bother to thank you, so I might yell out "you're welcome!" when they do that. But having someone slam the door in your face when your hands are obviously full is the worst. I would have wanted to throat punch that jerk too.
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@Srbageldog (7716)
• United States
2 Jul 17
@chrissbergstrom People just suck sometimes. I hate going out in public and having to be around all the rude jerks.
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@chrissbergstrom (10767)
• Banks, Oregon
2 Jul 17
It was just the way it happened and i know he knew my hands were full and i was right behind him so it was just him being a jerk
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@chrissbergstrom (10767)
• Banks, Oregon
4 Jul 17
@Srbageldog right i am constantly reminded why i stay home
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@blitzfrick (2890)
• United States
2 Jul 17
People certainly can be rude. For my own sake, I try to give them the benefit of the doubt, especially when I'm driving (which I know you weren't, but still...). I make up a story about them. Like, "Oh poor thing, they have diarrhea and have to make it to a bathroom" or "Oh my, his wife has just gone into labor" or some kind of emergency like that.
On the other hand, sometimes people are simply rude. "Bless their hearts," as Southern culture puts it, "they just weren't raised right."
Also, what goes around comes around. If he was intentionally rude, he'll get his some day.
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@chrissbergstrom (10767)
• Banks, Oregon
2 Jul 17
He was for sure intentionally rude, he was teen to 20s and was probably high.....
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@Courtlynn (67080)
• United States
2 Jul 17
Some people are very rude and have no manners or respect. Its very sad. Sorry he didnt hold the door.
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@Courtlynn (67080)
• United States
2 Jul 17
@chrissbergstrom yes but it shouldnt. Least not to the good folk
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@KrauseHome (36447)
• United States
2 Jul 17
But what good would that have really done, and what type of example would that have set? Personally I think you were best just minding your own business and hope in the future you get somebody with some decent courtesy to want to help you out.
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@chrissbergstrom (10767)
• Banks, Oregon
2 Jul 17
True but it helps to reinact my rage in my head and write it down so that i dont actually do it lol
@infatuatedbby (94914)
• United States
18 Jul 17
Oh yes, some people are rude.
Especially when I take the extra few minutes to open the door for someone and they walk by like their boss. No thank you, nothing.
@Shavkat (140118)
• Philippines
4 Jul 17
@chrissbergstrom If I am in your position, I will definitely confront this person.
@chrissbergstrom (10767)
• Banks, Oregon
4 Jul 17
When i run into people like this i am reminded why i stay home
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@chrissbergstrom (10767)
• Banks, Oregon
2 Jul 17
Yes it was a very crummy thing for him to do... i wanted to yell out thanks alot
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@andriaperry (117146)
• Anniston, Alabama
2 Jul 17
You did right to not fight, that shows your nephew you are the better person.
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@chrissbergstrom (10767)
• Banks, Oregon
2 Jul 17
Yeah i would have never did anything with my nephew there so he was lucky, but no this has happened before and i never would do anything except say maybe well that was rude and walk away
@teamfreak16 (43418)
• Denver, Colorado
2 Jul 17
People just don't care about others anymore. I always hold the door for people. It only takes a couple seconds and costs nothing.
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@chrissbergstrom (10767)
• Banks, Oregon
4 Jul 17
Exactly it is sucha easy thing to do and makes you feel good you helped someone in the smallest of ways
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@chrissbergstrom (10767)
• Banks, Oregon
2 Jul 17
No he saw me just some young punk
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@FayeHazel (40243)
• United States
2 Jul 17
Hm, I was going to say that is amazing, but the more I think on it, I agree with @TRBRocks420 said... kindness is the exception, it's like a whole generation of narcissists....
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