By LittleGina - 07/01/2016 17:42 - United States - Asheboro
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OP Here: Hello, let me answer some questions I am seeing and straighten things up a bit. 1. I don't work here, I was a customer, therefore, it was not my manager, just the store's manager. 2. The elderly lady had not seen me walk up to her, I was unable to explain anything before I was being beaten with a purse and called a thief. So, I guess she saw me at the corner of her eye holding a $20 before any words came out of my mouth. I may just simply be giving her excuses, but I honestly think that's what happened. 3. The solution was that she was escorted out immediately, but she did get her $20 back. 4. Will she ever know the real story? I don't know, and frankly I don't care. 5. Don't worry, I still have good intentions, she didn't mess anything up!
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You didn't just try to be a good samaritan, you were very successful at being one. You were just unlucky enough to help someone who was too bitter and stupid to appreciate that maybe not everyone is out to get them. Keep being awesome, but don't feel bad if you can't risk your own safety next time.
and people say the youth are the disrespectful ones
2 things: 1. I accidentally clicked "ydi" even though this wasn't your fault. I'm sure most other "ydi"s were accidental as well. 2. You did a good thing, op, and you should feel proud. People like her don't trust because there aren't enough people like you.
Good thing the manager helped you.
Old people dont use their brains
Unless you work there, I would have called the cops for assault - being old doesn't give a person the right to act how they want.
Stop using the Force to steal money from old ladies. They could be jedi witches.
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No good deed goes unpunished...
Aww. Atleast you were right in your intentions OP. :)