overheard at waitrose: poetry of the public

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Yes I know it ruins everything Karen but they've run out of fresh cranberries. No there's none in the grocers either. Well what do you want me to do Karen, BLOODY GROW THEM?" #ChristmasEveEve Mother's shouldn't work until their children are school age leave home and those that do are either career obsessed bitches or married a poor man.....

Then they went onto seemingly contradict themselves by then talking about how childless people shouldn't be allowed jobs that are home based and only parents should be able to apply for those jobs so they can also look after their children......quot;Yes I know it ruins everything Karen but they've run out of fresh cranberries. No there's none in the grocers either. Well what do you want me to do Karen, BLOODY GROW THEM?" #ChristmasEveEve— Dr Philip Lee (@drphiliplee1) December 23, 2018

Which then evolved into how children should be the centre of their mother's universe and when at home with them women should concentrate fully on their children and nothing else. verifyErrors }}{{ message }}{{ /verifyErrors }}{{ Hehe. Other people's conversations always amuse, bemuse and fustrate me in equal measure. I rarely find myself agreeing though which says sometging about me I'm sure. I promptly forget about them afterwards anyway because they don't actually matter really do they? quot;Darling, we do have bread for the other house, don't we"? — Jim Miller (@vancat85) January 21, 2019 At the table next to me, four women. As I was right next to them I couldn't help,but overhear their conversation which went along the lines of...They've just done an 'overheard in Waitrose' on Radio 2. One was a little boy asking "Daddy, does Lego have a silent T like Merlot?" Hahaha!— Ian Power (@IHPower) May 7, 2014 Overheard in Waitrose: "My child, you don't know what need means until you've need, need, needed a glass of Pimms on a summer's afternoon." Coventry's closest store is located in Kenilworth, and there's another further towards Birmingham in Solihull. But unfortunately for them, they live in permanent fear that their husbands will leave them for younger women.'