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What she started as a simple misconception case turned into an unexpected conflict in kindergarten, where a woman demanded a shooting of someone who didn’t even do it.

Toward a Reddit Post this week, original poster (op) nadat_cry917 helped a friend to lower his children in kindergarten. She wore the youngest child, who addressed her as “Miss J”, the terms they taught his parents.

She shook her fingers

After surrender to the child to a Kindergarten teacher, she turned to leave, just to face another woman trying to give her a different child.

Half asleep and focused on other things, the OP initially ignored the woman, but she broke her fingers and insisted to hurry, claiming to be late for work.

It became clear, the woman thought that the OP was an employee of the living room.

“I told her,” I’m not working here, but I think he can help you, “and pointed to any of the actual staff,” Op.

Instead of accepting a clarification, the woman has become more confrontational.

“It takes two seconds to take my child. I don’t care if you are in a taper or not, do your damn job,” she obviously declared it.

Once again, OP reiterated that she didn’t work in kindergartens and headed outside to wait for her friend.

‘You’re fired’

The story later took comic moments of turn. When her friend came out of the building, she laughed and haunted the OP “, you were fired.”

Confused, she asked what happened, and her friend explained that the woman approached her, assuming that she was a supervisor with kindergartens. The woman complained that the OP was unprofessional and demanded that it was fired – or otherwise.

A reflection on the incident, the OP speculations that its clothes, which looked like the living room. The children’s use of “Miss J” may have contributed to the confusion.

However, it is confused by female insistence and right.

“I don’t know why she thought my friend was in her friend at the bottom of my pajamas and split the sweater there. I also don’t get the right,” the fire of this person, or other. “

“When the police ask”

Many Reddit users were in disbelief over female behavior. As one user sarkedically noticed, “Well, if anyone ever wants to hijack the child, we know how to do it. Just stand outside the living room and Karen will give you your brothers.”

The second critic emphasized the reckless situation: “Lemme this right! I told you I wasn’t working here and you want me to take your child?

“Well, so when the police ask, you gave me your child. These witnesses can explain what you told me.”

Although this story is an extreme example, it reflects a broader pattern of public rude and rights.

Toward a LinkedIn article Yves Laurent KhouryPublic ruthlessness has become increasingly common, especially in a high school environment such as customer service or public spaces.

Khoury notes that people often project their frustrations on foreigners, leading to unnecessary conflicts.

Experts propose strategies to handle such conflicts. ODR Europe Advises maintaining calmness and avoidance of escalation when facing rude individuals.

“The stay still and the company without involvement in the same rude behavior often distributes the situation,” suggests a guide.

‘Too stupid’

In response to the commentary section, OP shared another instance of wrong identity. A few weeks ago she went shopping at Walmart store and should have an item from the upper shelf.

“I saw a woman in the Walmart vest, so I asked her for help,” Op.

“I have very rude,” I’m not on the clock. Why can’t she act people just let me work in peace? “Answer.

“I crawled, because you’re too stupid to take off your vest that says,” Ask me if you need help, “when the watch.”

“She had nothing to say after that and when I saw her a few minutes later (after I finally found an employee who could help me) took my finger.”

Newsweek contacted hope_cry917 for comment over Reddit.

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