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    Entitled shopper gets called out for refusing to throw out her empty drink cup at a thrift store after spilling it at the checkout line, leading to a dispute in the parking lot: ‘She chose to leave it there’

    How much trash do you have in your car from times you were out and forgot to throw it out in a proper trash can?

    Most decent people would answer 'a lot' to this question, and there is nothing to be ashamed of. A trash-filled car is a lot better than leaving your trash somewhere for someone else to dispose of. Just like the woman in the story below did before she was confronted.

    At first, she spilled her drink in a thrift store's checkout line and didn't even apologize. After the store's workers cleaned up her mess, she walked out of the store with her empty cup, but instead of throwing it in the trash can, she decided to leave it in the cart. 

    One shopper who witnessed her behavior from start to finish decided to confront her about her sense of entitlement, which led to a dispute in the parking lot when she refused to take accountability.

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