Accident in store

hundredk

love_my_2_boys wrote: »

I didn't have trouble reading the OP, she knocked a mirror onto herself because she moved something. Crikey some folk on here think they know it all and are so self righteous and up their own @rse
She was barely even injured by the sound of it (oh i've got a wee sore arm, how can I get some cash out of it, coz somebody has to be to blame, couldn't possibly be my own stupid fault)

It might ulitmately be the case that OP wants something out of it but at this stage in the thread I cannot see where that has been stated.

So are you self righteous and up your own @rse for saying the OP wants to get some cash out of it (which is only your opinion), or do you have some extra information that has not been posted yet.

juliescot

love_my_2_boys wrote: »

my god, what is the world coming to when grown adults can't even take responsibilty for their own actions. There always has to be someone to blame. So maybe the mirror shouldn't have been there but wasn't it big enough to be seen and avoided!!!!

It is perfectly possible that the OP moved something, knowing the mirror to be there, but did not think that it, the mirror, would fall. That does not remove the responsibility of the supermarket to have a safe environment in which to shop.

What, out of interest would you have done?

hundredk

love_my_2_boys wrote: »

my god, what is the world coming to when grown adults can't even take responsibilty for their own actions. There always has to be someone to blame. So maybe the mirror shouldn't have been there but wasn't it big enough to be seen and avoided!!!!

Or to reasonably expect it not to fall on you whilst out shopping

love_my_2_boys

oh no, call the mirror police, there's been an incident!!!
For your info what I would have done is gone red in the face and been embaressed that I'd made a tit of myself

love_my_2_boys

do you all wear socks and sandals by any chance, lovl xxxxx

peachyprice

hundredk wrote: »

Unless I have missed it, the OP has not said the mirror was in front of fruit and veg.

OP HAS said staff conceded the mirror should not have been there because they were arguing about who left it there.

If the mirror was a display mirror, eg to go behind the products then it most certainly should not have been there and, as part of the display should not have fell when items for sale were picked up.

If the nightshift had not completed the display then the section should have been closed off until it was safe to enter.

I was referring to Juliescott who has a mirror behind the fruit & veg in her local supermarket, not OP, the question was aimed at her, not OP.

If the mirror was a display mirror that should go behind the display common sense would say OP should have avoided it.

hundredk

love_my_2_boys wrote: »

oh no, call the mirror police, there's been an incident!!!
For your info what I would have done is gone red in the face and been embaressed that I'd made a tit of myself

You must be red faced and feel a tit now then after putting words in the OP's mouth.

janninew

love_my_2_boys wrote: »

do you all wear socks and sandals by any chance, lovl xxxxx

Reading through this thread with interest and I have to say you come across as quite nasty love_my_2_boys. Are you a troll? Reading through your other posts and you seem to be equally as unhelpful. You make assumptions and insult other posters, doesn't make you look big or clever.

peachyprice

hundredk wrote: »

Or to reasonably expect it not to fall on you whilst out shopping

It didn't fall on her, she knocked it over.

peachyprice

juliescot wrote: »

It is perfectly possible that the OP moved something, knowing the mirror to be there, but did not think that it, the mirror, would fall. That does not remove the responsibility of the supermarket to have a safe environment in which to shop.

What, out of interest would you have done?

I would have alerted the store staff of it's presence and asked them to remove it so I could safely pick up what I wanted