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Elrond Hubbard United States

Today, I drove my dad to Walmart to do some shopping. His leg is still in a cast after an accident, so I helped him to the last mobility scooter. A guy whose only disability was clearly Fat-Fuck Syndrome then yelled at us, claiming he needed it more and that my dad was a faker. FML

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How could your dad? He clearly went through the trouble of getting a cast so that he could ride the mobility scooters as an excuse to not walk due to laziness. Shame on him.

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Charles900 16

Having worked at Wal-Mart, I'm fully aware of how some of the customers behave. There are never enough motorized carts and they're usually being used by people too lazy to walk rather than legitimately disabled individuals.

Time to upgrade to Target.

That is pathetic

allyiscute1 22

Fat-**** syndrome that had me rolling!! Lmao

"Fat **** Syndrome" good one to describe those type of people

Should have told the obese guy walk would be good physical therapy for him.

It's possible that the "Fat ****" has a chronic condition that prevents exercise and/or causes extreme fatigue and the excess weight is a result of that rather than a cause. The ******* rudeness, on the other hand, is something you're supposed to grow out of when you begin being socialized with other humans.

I know two people who have chronic issues making them obese, and the one thing they should NOT be doing is using mobility scooters. They should actually avoid doing things like that to keep their weight in check.

Did nobody notice that his name says Elrond Hubbard? Are you the second coming of Elrond Hubbard op?

Anyone remember when scooters were actually used for real disabilities? Now it's just a bunch of fatasses who use them.

Hence why being fat should not be thought of as 'okay'