
Later, in the same BJ's store, I saw a scooter that appeared to have run "out of gas". It was a strange sight to see two guys pushing the thing through the store with a large woman on board.
And about a month ago, I was in a Walmart where two guys nearly came to fisticuffs over the last remaining scooter near the store's entrance. As they got louder and louder, they naturally started to draw attention from the other Wal-Martians. Oddly enough, no one from the Walmart staff felt the need to intervene. The argument eventually ended when one guy told the other one that he could "shove the scooter up his ass". By the way, this happened to be the same Walmart where the infamous bleach fight happened.
I have also been in grocery stores where I'll turn into an aisle only to be met by two or three scooters coming straight towards me. And I can't even pass them as they block up the whole aisle. So, I have to backtrack and try to find a scooter-less path.
I don't have so much of an issue when handicapped or elderly people use the scooters. But I have a strong suspicion that many people are jumping on these things because they're just too lazy to walk. I'm sorry, but just because you're overweight doesn't automatically make you handicapped. Instead of riding that scooter down the Tastykake aisle, do yourself a favor and walk for those Krimpets. It might actually do you some good. Hell, it will probably do me some good too as they will be one less scooter to run into me!
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