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I'm pretty sure something had to set off that clerk, these things don't happen in a vacuum. I wouldn't be surprised if the kids were running amok, I can't stand noisy little brats and the 'parents' that enable them.
Two mothers who were kicked out of a dollar store claim they were mistreated by a clerk who they recorded screaming at them to leave.
Monica Briones and Holly Montellano have four children each, and they brought all eight kids on a shopping trip to the King Dollar in Angleton, Texas. But their outing ended quickly when a store clerk shrieked at the two women to take their children and leave. Montellano recorded the argument that followed and posted it on Facebook on Nov. 8 — it has been viewed more than 35,000 times.
The clerk seems like she just completely lost her cool with the women and the 8 kids in the store. From what I saw, it seemed like the kids were just out of control (what the other witness said) and the two mothers were not doing much to control the 8 kids running around the store. It is aggravating to other shoppers (and store workers) when kids are running loose, whining, or having tantrums. I have a kid of my own and when she was younger, we did have to leave a store on one occasion due to her having a 'terrible two' moment--I took her out of the store because I figured that nobody there wanted to hear a kid starting to have a tantrum and besides, if she couldn't behave that day...then she needed to go back home. It must have worked because she didn't do it again.
Parents need to set expectations with their kids on how to behave in public. I have seen plenty of well-mannered children out in public but also see kids that parents ignore while they run around getting into everything, whine, have tantrums or otherwise misbehave. It sounds like to me that the two mothers in the incident above simply did not give a flying crap about the other people in the store and felt it was not their issue if their kids were acting up. They might be the type of clueless parents who don't even recognize that their kids are obnoxious or poorly behaved. At any rate, hopefully this incident will be a wakeup call for them.
I'm pretty sure something had to set off that clerk, these things don't happen in a vacuum. I wouldn't be surprised if the kids were running amok, I can't stand noisy little brats and the 'parents' that enable them.
1. 8 small kids
2. 2 single moms
3. At least 1 of the baby daddy's is in prison
4. Claims she has "no one to watch them. No one. I am it"
5. Works 3 jobs
6. Wait, she works 3 jobs? Who watches the kids then?
7. Claims "what does it matter if they were misbehaving"
8. Hint, bet she is on welfare.
9. We paid for those tattoos.
AH! So they were probably destroying things and making it hard for other shoppers as it appears
their mother is not going to be winning mother of the year.
1. 8 small kids
2. 2 single moms
3. At least 1 of the baby daddy's is in prison
4. Claims she has "no one to watch them. No one. I am it"
5. Works 3 jobs
6. Wait, she works 3 jobs? Who watches the kids then?
7. Claims "what does it matter if they were misbehaving"
8. Hint, bet she is on welfare.
9. We paid for those tattoos.
AH! So they were probably destroying things and making it hard for other shoppers as it appears
their mother is not going to be winning mother of the year.
You forgot the manicures, what do you call those ugly long fake nails trashy people wear?
Of course they were destroying the store and anybody familiar with those dollar stores knows employees there get exploited and have to do several tasks. It's very common that the cashiers not only have to scan customer's items but they also have to stock, organize and clean the store.
You forgot the manicures, what do you call those ugly long fake nails trashy people wear?
Of course they were destroying the store and anybody familiar with those dollar stores knows employees there get exploited and have to do several tasks. It's very common that the cashiers not only have to scan customer's items but they also have to stock, organize and clean the store.
I did not even make it to the nails.
This was not even a well know dollar store like Dollar General or Family Dollar.
Yes, that is typically the case with the employees having to basically "do it all".
They are a stores that are run on a budget, why it is a dollar store.
Betting they had seen them before and already been put on the workers "watch" list.
The clerk seems like she just completely lost her cool with the women and the 8 kids in the store. From what I saw, it seemed like the kids were just out of control (what the other witness said) and the two mothers were not doing much to control the 8 kids running around the store. It is aggravating to other shoppers (and store workers) when kids are running loose, whining, or having tantrums. I have a kid of my own and when she was younger, we did have to leave a store on one occasion due to her having a 'terrible two' moment--I took her out of the store because I figured that nobody there wanted to hear a kid starting to have a tantrum and besides, if she couldn't behave that day...then she needed to go back home. It must have worked because she didn't do it again.
Parents need to set expectations with their kids on how to behave in public. I have seen plenty of well-mannered children out in public but also see kids that parents ignore while they run around getting into everything, whine, have tantrums or otherwise misbehave. It sounds like to me that the two mothers in the incident above simply did not give a flying crap about the other people in the store and felt it was not their issue if their kids were acting up. They might be the type of clueless parents who don't even recognize that their kids are obnoxious or poorly behaved. At any rate, hopefully this incident will be a wakeup call for them.
Almost sounds like she was looking for a slip and fall payout. Have little Bobby Bastard go wild, climbing on a shelf and pull a roll of toilet paper on his head and claim brain damage.
Clerk shouldn't have escalated it, however. ask them to leave, they refuse... Call the cops, have them removed and issued a no trespass order.
The clerk seems like she just completely lost her cool with the women and the 8 kids in the store
I sort of dont blame her........ PARENTS THAT CANT/WONT KEEP THIER KIDS IN CONTROL SHOULD NOT IN A CALM STORE!! (That kind of behaviour can shy off business)
I wonder how many fathers those 8 kids have, collectively.
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