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Female Menstruation

It is my opinion that real women that have a monthly cycle can control their emotions and not lash out at the people they "love" or work with.

I was raised around women, have worked with women, and have been married over 20 years.

It seems to be excepted that a woman can lash out emotionally because she's shedding her lining, something I'm grateful I don't have to experience.

I guess in my head, I believe women to be intelligent and in control.

From what I've experienced firsthand, and what other have shared with me secondhand, is a common denominator that some women believe it's okay to be a moody mean bitch for a few days a month and then hit the reset button.

I believe an adult can fully control their emotions under a variety of circumstances.

Enlighten me.

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u/48484848484848484848 — 2 days ago
▲ 87 r/meijer

Dear Customers

📢 A Friendly Message to Our Resident Cherry Bandits 🍒

To the person (or people) treating our floors like a free cherry buffet:

Your confidence is inspiring.

It takes a special kind of person to sample merchandise they haven't paid for, then lovingly spit the pits directly onto the floor like they're planting next year's crop.

Today I almost ate the floor because of one of your little "gifts." Unfortunately for you, I caught myself. Unfortunately for me, I had to keep working instead of filling out the world's easiest incident report.

Just a few reminders:

The cherries are for sale, not for snacking.

The floor is not a garbage can.

Cherry pits do not magically disappear because you walked away.

I know this may come as shocking news, but most adults mastered "throw your trash away" sometime around kindergarten.

So, if you're going to steal cherries, at least don't try to take an employee's ACL with you on the way out.

Let's all do our part to keep the floors clean, the employees upright, and your parents from finding out they apparently skipped a chapter while raising you.

Thank you for attending this public service announcement.

Boom. Roasted.

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u/48484848484848484848 — 2 months ago