What would I do? I would stand back and watch. Not my circus not my monkeys. Only if the obvious answer of should this guy be stopped would I think about getting myself involved.
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Drop my sh#t and leave! First, I donāt need my stuff that badly! Second, sh#t can escalate rather quickly these days! I have no interest in getting involved! Never was one of those lookyloos or rubber necks on the streets. I mind my own business, I keep my head out of my phone and my palm on the grip, if it affects my business, be careful!
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didnāt see anything that would call for me to do anything.
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I would have tried to push the cart over before he had a chance to ram the other guy or got between the cart and the guy pushing it. He obviously lost his temper. Stay frosty dude.
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OH NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
Guy went down like a sack of Poe-Tate-Ters!
(In all transparency, I watched it a few xās before commenting)
all I can say is āNot my job anymore!ā
As our infamous William stated āNot my Circus, Not my Monkeyāsā
Way too easy to get drawn into something bigger we yet see these days.
I just heard of a dude out here in a Bar/Restaurant minding his own (really he was)
and a drunk clocked a female server (down and out) He stepped in and clocked the drunk.
He was a Concealed Carry Permit holder. But didnāt break leather just fists.
Cops came and they BOTH got arrested! Guy use to work @ INTEL ! (not anymore)
IF IT DOESNāT DIRECTLY effect me, Mine or an Innocent Freddie Prinz
said aptly āNot my yab Mang!ā
Nice right cross though my dear!
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Not my monkey, not my circus! Since it is a circus, watch it and be a good witness!
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- Put myself between the incident and my family.
- Create space and move away from the area.
- Put cover between me and the incident.
- Completely leave the scene. I.e. get in my car and go home (or at least go somewhere else.)
- Call 911 when it is safe to do so.
- Maybe apologize next time I am in the store because I left my cart of stuff there for them to put back in the shelf.
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From the mean streets of Walmart. SMDH. If Iām not the guy getting hit with the basket, I donāt need to get involved, especially if one of their yellow vests is around. He is āTRAINEDā to take care of situations like this. More like sat through a boring 8 hour video.
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Donāt know the details but when the guy decided he would just lay down and take a nap, the situation seemed it had been resolved.
No need for my involvement.
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Agreed, not my problem during the escalation, and once our āpeacefulā cart pushing protagonist decided to sleep it off the show is over.
Time to find a different store to finish my shopping.
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Thereās why I donāt go to malls or wallyworld.
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Yeah! āTrained!ā Oh, you kill me Brother!
Thanks for the laughs!
Oh Man! Thatās frigginā Phunnie! ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ! A Right Hook to the Jaw will do just that Brother! Lights OUT!
I didnāt read where he was affiliated with his BLM Brethren? 
Donāt forget the Popcorn man!
(Maybe? Maybe not!) Maybe just let KOād Ken find himself w/ his new room mate! Big Bubba!
(You dropped your soap little boy!)
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Works one day a year
sounds like the VPee!
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Last call. You donāt have to go home you just canāt stay here.
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Was that a dude with a big man bun in the blue shirt or Rosie OāDonnell?
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Looked like it was handled just fine to me, no need to get involved here.
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