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Input: Okay, so I was working at a department store and I was sent out to collect carts when a woman comes up to me and try's to take one out from my line of carts all linked together while i'm moving it, like from the middle.I ask her not to do that, as if she disconnects them cause a errant cart could hit a car. She looks at me and goes "what". I ask her where she is going and she says to the "garden center" and I tell her that the garden center has its own carts suited for picking up plants  and heavy items, like flat bed carts which I just finished placing. She asked me if I was retarded cause "why would these carts even be here if she couldn't take one"?

"Cause customer's bring them from other sections". ( I wasn't going to not give it to her , I was just saying there were better options if she was going to get something bigger). Anyhow she walked away in huff and I got a complaint filed against me, and she actually told my supervisor that I was mentally "slow".

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I'm just wondering if I"m the asshole in this situation, cause its my second write up in 2 days, 3 weeks in my new job. The first time was when a woman told me to check out her items, I told her I wasn't a cashier and wasn't authorized but I could find one for her. I actually got in trouble for this because even though I brought her a cashier she filed a complaint against her for not helping her in a timely fashion? I'm on a roll guys, and I need to know if i'm an asshole.Thanks!

not giving this woman a cart