I think every kid has done this at one point or another, and it's just a part of learning good manners. When I was little, it was the same situation, except there was no yogurt. I just pointed at the lady in line in front of us and said, "Mommy, look at that really fat lady!" Luckily she was one of the lovable type fat ladies. Also, my older brother saw a very, very tall black man and said, "Mommy, look at the big nooger!" My mother was mortified, and still doesn't know where he heard that word.

yeah, i mean i for one have had several embarrassing occasions like this. i remember being about 4 and walking past a bus stop where a guy wearing a turban was standing. there was a point where it was pretty quiet and i asked, very loudly, why that man was "wearing a towel on his head". my mum told me that it wasn't a towel and to leave it. did i leave it? no, i chose to wrap my jumper around my head and tell the guy that i "want to be more like aladdin, too". my mum's face was a picture. though, to be honest, he could've been more of a prick that me and sued for racism or something, so i guess it's all good.

ur a ******* idiot

ur ******* fat