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Input: I was in line at the supermarket earlier today. The lady in front of me, who was maybe in her 50s, had a baby in the front of her shopping cart. The lady had coupons for some of her groceries, but the items she actually had on the belt weren't the same ones listed on the coupons. (In other words, she had the right *brand* of dish soap and ice cream, but the specific *products* the coupons applied to were slightly different from the ones she was actually buying. Thus, she wasn't eligible for the discount. I hope that made sense.)

Now, this lady didn't yell and scream at the cashier or anything, but she made the poor woman explain why she couldn't use the coupon over and over again. For several minutes. I cannot see any possible way this lady didn't understand the cashier's explanation, and I really think she was just trying to frustrate the cashier to the point where she would just give up and run the coupon anyway. (By the way, the store was crowded enough that I didn't think it practical to move to another line.) Finally, she asked the cashier to get a manager, and the cashier paged him. 

Around this time, the baby started making little babbling noises, and the lady turned to me and said, with all smiles, "Isn't she cute?". Pissed off, I just replied, "No." The lady's face fell like a dead fly, and the cashier looked stunned. We all just stood there in tense silence for a few minutes until the manager showed up (and gave her the damn discount, SMH). The cashier was a little cold and just kind of gave me a *look* while ringing me up. She might have just been put out by the whole incident, but I kind of got the feeling she specifically disapproved of *me*.

So, AITA for telling cheap coupon lady that her baby wasn't cute?

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telling a rude lady her baby is ugly