Man Mocks old Woman in supermarket, But Unaware of Who's Behind Him!

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[@johnhause7150]

Crazy. Everything we buy at the store is wrapped in plastic and yet they say a plastic carry bag is off limits. How stupid can we be?.

[@harryholmes7981]

This is the world we need badly.

[@dparks3784]

Holy cow, I forgot that I am as old as the character in this story. As soon as she mentioned covering school books with paper bags, milk and soda bottles, one television for the family,at least in the mid 60's me and my siblings had our own radios. The transister radio was like the equivelent of a tablet today. Geez, i am the old lady. lol

[@sonyafox3271]

No, I don’t think so, as in a I-Pad cost a heck of lot more than a transistor radio! If a transistor radio cost the same amount as a I-Pad not everyone in the house would have ever had their own transistor radio! The cheapest transistor radio would cost under $10 while the highest quality one would cost close to $20! Which my last one, I got on my birthday and, it was close to $20! A basic I- Pad of decent quality cost over a $100 the better quality of brand the higher the cost! I surely could not see families in the 70s giving that price for a little transistor radio, even if it was a bigger one for a family room or kitchen. 9:47

[@user-mi1kl2iv6p]

​@@sonyafox3271not talking about the price. It was the portable entertainment of the day.

[@rayshelld791]

Lol I'm in my 80s. How i know what is said. We where the fore runners of conservation. We reused and re purposed everything! And I mean EVERYTHING! Lol

[@darcyjorgensen5808]

@@sonyafox3271Not an option.

[@darcyjorgensen5808]

YES, it was a big deal when I got my very own radio for Christmas one year!

[@roserandle6392]

Some people forget that one day, if they are lucky, they too may be that age.

[@sandrajones3238]

THIS IS A BEAUTIFUL STORY! THIS STORY LET’S ME KNOW WE ALL NEED TO BE CAREFUL OF HOW WE TREAT OUR ELDERS; THEY’RE THE ONES THAT GOD PUTS IN OUR PATH, FOR THEM SHARE WISDOM WITH THE YOUNGER GENERATION THAT THEY NEVER HAVE THOUGHT ABOUT.

[@sonyafox3271]

Don’t comment in all caps, it indicates screaming or yelling! KZbin sees this as big no, no as so, does Facebook or media websites for that matter! 9:47

[@A.Briggs628]

There is no such thing as god! The lady was simply sharing a story about her life. Grow up!

[@rayshelld791]

​@@A.Briggs628How about you be more tolerant of other peoples beliefs and ways of life? If you did this, wouldn't the world be a better place for everyone?

[@kathyallman6178]

AMEN! Love and respect is what is needed in this Generation! 🕊🙏❤️🙏🕊

[@kathyallman6178]

Utube deleted my comment! That’s disrespectful! 🕊🙏❤️🙏🕊

[@barbrabass6903]

Any act of kindness is wonderful. The young man had a lot to learn and apparently he's going to work on it now

[@PeterPan-fo6ft]

It's sad society find elderly people a waste of time . we are All guilty, think about what you though of eldery people whrn you were 20. We all become eldery if we are lucky.

[@equine2020]

Disagree. Our parents taught respect for all life. Some younger people appreciate others. All elders didn't/don't trash the country. These young people are the ones throwing trash around.

[@sandyadair4118]

I am so thankful for this story and how it touched my heart. To me it's more fun to spread loving kindness to everyone. I'm really happy how the people changed and was nice to one another.

[@loissmith6437]

Beautiful story, and it held my attention and I can always appreciate that. ❤

[@carmennooner2027]

It is amazing to see how quickly a divide has been established by the youth of today. I'm in my mid 70's now, but I remember that, when I was young, we were taught to respect not only our elders, but anyone who needed help. Even today, though I require a cane to help me walk, I still hold doors open for others and I make sure I smile while doing so, meaning that I enjoy doing something small to show respect for them, regardless of their age. There are fewer "thank you's" these days, unfortunately. But it doesn't stop me!

[@Baby-gt2bm]

Beautiful story.you can learn a lot from others old or young.

[@DebiG1057]

Environmental concerns are on the minds of people of all ages.

[@Suzi64grad]

I am 78 this year, and I find young people delightful! I am a former educator and adored every student! I have saved the notes, and cards, and still think of them! So thank you young folks for treating me so sweet! ❤

[@nativeandindigenuscraftcre433]

Hi i am glad that she got the repect that she deserves and i respect the elders fir who they are including friends and family that are in there eldery years thanks for sharing and good luck

[@ckaydw]

What a wonderful story. It made me remember how it was back in the day. So many things I had forgotten that we did. I remember taking coke, milk and some juice bottles back. Twenty dollars got you a whole week of groceries. We made it without central air conditioning in our houses and cars. I miss how our town would decorate for Christmas after Thanksgiving. You could ride down the middle of town and see Christmas lights all around. The lights on the tree didn’t go out because one light didn’t work. You would have to check every light to see which one needed replace. But then again I think about what the generation did without before me. It’s good to remember and appreciate what we have and show respect for every one. In my 71 years I have seen so many changes. Some good and some bad. I wished my grandkids could have known what it was like to say grace before lunch at our school. Back then we remember our God and thank him for his blessings. We need to get back to those ways again. God Bless America. 🙏🏼✨🙏🏼✨🙏🏼✨🙏🏼✨🙏🏼✨🙏🏼

[@marthablair3502]

My mom is with the lord now. She was born in 1924. I used to ask her all of the time to tell me about when she was a little girl and a young woman. I loved to hear about how timee were when she was younger. I learned alot about life during the depression and WWII. I love elderly folks. I love hearing about yesteryear. I'm almost 63 myself .

[@raymondmartin6737]

I am 80, over 60 years ago I was licensed as an amateur radio operator back at age 17, when many of us younger students built our own with even with tubes. I was born in London, UK in 1944 in WWII bombed but we survived, my Mother being Jewish and my Father left the continenal Europe because in 1939, war and Nazism was looming. We came to NYCity on the Queen Mary in 1949, and I started school in 1950. I was a Polio Pioneer in the early 1950's. I saw Ike running for President in 1952, Eleonor Roosevelt spoke to us at our School too. When I went to college in 1964, and became formally a US citizen, so I was able to enroll in US Air Force ROTC to be an officer and served from 1968 to 1974 when I was medically retired and am today a 100% Disabled American Veteran of the Vietnam War Era. By the way, my wife and I shop with our own reusable grocery bags. 😊

[@stevemorse3569]

I Wish more Young People Would See This Video So Much Disrespect Now A Days This Was Heart Warming Thank You

[@sandraskelley7594]

This is wonderful.

[@grangrampa832]

I love this story so much it’s my favorite by the way I’m 70

[@grangrampa832]

And i love talking with people even older than me who teach me so much 😊

[@kathyallman6178]

We need more love and respect in this generation! 🕊🙏❤️🙏🕊

[@lindaholtzhausen1539]

It all comes down on how parents bring up their children !🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@markleviner2540]

Glade to see Gentleman still out there.. Im 71yr man have lots of health priblems. But I still open doors, help people find things, make goofy faces to kid, have to do it from a distance. Just the other day I saw a lady in handycap parking she was not old and had a cart full of groseries. I then saw handy cap tag but she looked fit as a fiddle to me. When she opended the door all I could see was more ❤groseries from other stores then she told me how she was shopping for four elderly friends!!! What a Jewel!,, ❤🎉😊 Peace and Prayers MMLZZZ

[@RGMackin]

I grew up wearing cloth diapers 😊

[@user-mi1kl2iv6p]

@@RGMackin you realize how that sounds, right? 😄

[@bevwilliams2528]

Looks like we need to go back. The environment was much healthier then and cleaner.

[@user-yi5eh1ki4b]

There is no reverse gear on time.

[@user-mi1kl2iv6p]

@@bevwilliams2528 just cosmetics.

[@rosemaryallison9411]

Yes I remembered in the 60's only one TV to one family but we couldn't buy a transistor radio for all 7 kids in our family. I remembered returning the soda bottles and the milk cartons in the store.

[@ffvulf]

...you are not against invaerment, because you payed?😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@trenamccloud3213]

Go green is how it used to be not the world today. If people would just listen and learn instead of throw away and scorn the old ways.

[@elvadrum4965]

I remember my aunt making a kite for me out of a brown paper bag. My grandmother had a ball of string left over from meat wrapping. The items we saved in the home are endless. My mom saved egg crates for our own chickens’ eggs.

[@colleencrossley1689]

When I first had a child in the 80,s we used toweling nappies non of that disposable ones u get now,we would even return glass bottles and got 1p each bottle.I even use a big shopping bag now 2 not use carrier bags so even then we was doing our bit for the enviroment.

[@user-ep4yc8ev6p]

You always be nice to older people They know alot My mother told. Me and my twin brother to be nice to old people She said she seen us talking bad to.them She is going to get us for it That's the way Me and my twin was brought up ❤❤❤

[@user-ep4yc8ev6p]

I am 73 now And I am still good to old people ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@rhondahulett9763]

So there Dylan!🤗 Check yourself youngin 😎. After listening longer I realize that you did learn from that experience and are a better human because of it, Good job 😁

[@falictyelliott8752]

Not too long ago, EVERYTHING WAS ORGANIC!

[@ruthguinn2136]

beautiful

[@ffvulf]

I would like to know... probably it's s silly question,but now when everyone talking about weather changes and fighting for 😊 not using plastic,which is bad for invaerment,BUT if you paying for the same plastic bags and they are in use....you are not

[@kurtwise7356]

Me too! Great vid!

[@eileenpayne715]

Thats lovely hut why so many different grandmas

[@keancv]

a good video 100 percent. the interpretation of things changes over time. I clearly remember brown paper/ tree saver bags, they where not fit for purpose, lacking strength that modern plastic carrier bags have. reusing glass bottles is a top idea for the not broken ones but they need cleaning fiorst. modern plastic item can be melted down and reused what about plastic free shops where you bring your own container for refilling

[@LisaHerman1963]

This is exactly why everyone is so lazy now. Everything is done for you. He'll, cars can even parallel park now. I'm proud that I did all my stuff with my strength. Taught me valuable lessons.

[@RandyBurke-bi6gz]

We might as well take the word respect out of the dictionary because most of the younger generations doesn't know what that is anymore

[@lawrenceohair5347]

You see, Timmy. 🤣

[@falictyelliott8752]

For those who don't know, it's spelled : 'environment' , ok ?....... got it ? Jolly well done!😊

[@jamesalbrecht1631]

Margot drives slowly in the fast lane to conserve gas.

[@guylaurent8138]

We are living in an instant gratification society, and we don't want to know about the past we don't realize than one day we will be the past also.....

[@colinbateman8233]

Our environmental impact has changed greatly over the years but change is hardly noticed when you’re standing in the middle of it. As we developed industry we commonly looked at the properties it would bring economically but seldom looked to the future impact and slowly we change. We cannot blame one generation over another but imply our own personal practices for change communitively change happens

[@user-rm3bt3nw4f]

That's is true

[@lindaholtzhausen1539]

😂😂😂😂yes! I know! I am 75 years old!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@tommoszak260]

TRUTH.

[@markfalshaw-gv9im]

You know iam 65 in December I have 2 wonderful children and 2 amazing grandchildren but they are that way because the way they were brought up and even though the Internet has a lot of uses it has sadly put cowards,peadoes,and everything bad in the world front and centre,and I remember when I was young thinking and laughing I won't be an old Fudadudy like my parents but they were right and my kids are saying the same now ,if I could wish a time for my grandchildren to live in it would not be now ,the cold War was better than this today,the Internet is the number one most evil thing ever invented by mankind,why because it can bring death and destruction and evil straight in to your home past your burglar alarm and you in to your kids rooms how scary is that 😢this is one of the reasons the youth of today have been brainwashed and its made a good chunk of them crazy I mean you only have to look at the US and the UK proof enough 😢

[@grangrampa832]

❤❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@stevenanderson6244]

Just remember "plastic bag Karens" out here! Most things in the store are in some sort of plastic that the store sells.

[@rebeccalyle8443]

Why is every picture different. It makes no sense. Sorry but I CAN’T WATCH SOMETHING SO CONFUSING.

[@billhughes8726]

Pity.

[@stella3615]

why when it is a israelite person you always say it was a old black woman but when it is a old white woman, you never acknowledge her color? You just say a old woman

[@stella3615]

I am going to answer my own question, I just thought about it. The WORD OF YAH DESCRIBE ESAU SO YOU DECIDED TO ALAWAYS DESCRIBE JACOB, I UNDERSTAND.

[@user-mi1kl2iv6p]

@@stella3615 if you grow up in a white society meaning everyone is white, wouldn't you sound odd saying tell that white guy his shoes are untied? Everyone on the street would be looking at their feet. Same in reverse if you were in a black community. 🤔

[@user-vo8zx9cw9t]

WHY they didn t stay that way? THAT is the sin

[@robertduncan2742]

The young fellow should listen snd learn these punks

[@Kevin-wr9um]

...and that man Robert was ROBERT PLANT!!!

[@VictoriaMcClung-zw1kv]

So dispreckful be careful how you treat elderly people one day you will be elderly yourself

[@user-qz7lg2th9f]

Sad how people are today

[@RS-ln3ns]

YES, THE YOUNGER GENERATION ARE VERY DISRESPECTFUL, ALL OVER THE WORLD, TODAY, EVEN TOWARDS THE ELDER GENERATION. THIS IS TO DO WITH POOR UPBRINGING AND LACK OF DISCIPLINE, BY THEIR PARENTS.

[@krisbest6405]

I hate desposable nappies,l,d ban buying them as staples!

[@studbourbon798]

YEA, sounds like it really sucked when u grew up , NOW KEEP THE LINE MOVIN !!!

[@richardyoung871]

In this video if I was in line to pay for my food and I was listening to the conversation and this young man was talking to a elderly woman in what language he was talking I would have interrupted the conversation and got involved telling him to back-off and say do you not have respect for the elderly or is the way you talk to your parents and grandparents, maybe you didn't learn manners and I know other people were listening and to get a good look at him and I know that the person at the register was also listening and watching to look down on him but also was another factor, what was he?, black,Hispanic,apx age,where did he live,maybe the ghetto what,how did he talk?,other factors come into play,many questions, need answers......

[@shellycassidy5473]

Way say

[@tonyatwood1353]

And put their Faith in Jesus Christ. Can forget it bad trying to save it it's disposable planet

[@carolinedunphy957]

A story ///////

[@staffordrh2]

This story is B.S. I don't know anyone who would act this way to a customer.

[@CarlosAlberto-ii1li]

More made up rubbish for Adsense.

[@JohnSmith-cf4gn]

Does the Bible say anything about our responsibility for the environment?? NO. Because God controls that.

[@maryanngreatbatch931]

God doesn't control that. He gave us a choice to do it like everything else we do.

[@JohnSmith-cf4gn]

@@maryanngreatbatch931 You are delusional.

[@JohnSmith-cf4gn]

@maryanngreatbatch931 So, did God give us power to control the sun and the moon and the stars too?? 🤣😂

[@darcyjorgensen5808]

Nice way to abdicate responsibility. Does G control your behavior? Your personal choices? Your $ex life? Your in/fertility? Your job, your boss, your commute? Does G hand you a gun and tell you what or what not to shoot? What about shooting people? Children? Cops? Now change that G’s name to Zeus - what then?

[@debbiebrooks3473]

I don’t like this.😢

[@Marcuswelby-nx2te]

Old lady go hoam

[@teresaworobetz5766]

You can’t even spell your insult right 🤦🏻‍♀️ over 10% of the worlds population are seniors. We built the communities, invented the majority of the products you use. You’re insulting your friends & coworkers aren’t & grandparents, and you’re disrespecting your own ancestors. What an asset you must be to society.

[@billhughes8726]

You really are a piece of work! One we don't need.

[@billhughes8726]

Learn to spell. I mean...home, a 4 letter word...jeez

[@Marcuswelby-nx2te]

Oh I have a for letter word wanna her them?

[@stlukes09bymycreator98]

🫵 ❤️🙏 Too this person this video addressed as Margaret .