Man, you're lucky you didn't bring your screaming squab into Bambino's back in the day. Terry, the owner, would have thrown you out in front of the whole restaurant. At the point you start causing a disturbance, you cease to be a customer.
Larry's Comic Place Doesn't Like Toddlers
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mAlice
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What one expects, and what one gets, are usually two different things.
It sounds to me like you're just bent outta' shape because you didn't the get mob mentality you were hoping for.
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mAlice
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Is that a question or a statement? If you work with the public, better learn to bottle up your complaints about the customers until you go outside for a smoke break or something. Customers tend to respond rather poorly when they overhear it. It ain't rocket science.
I don't think they're going to miss mitzi and her little darling, or anyone else and their little darlings, either.
If it were my store I'd have a sign on the door indicating that you must be "this tall" to enter the store...or something like that.
BOP
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BOP
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Ironic. What with "bambino" meaning "baby" and all.
mAlice
professional daydreamer
did you get my text? It's kinda' sorta' related to this tread. You'll find it funny.
mitzi
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I wouldn't take a small kid to a movie theater unless it was an Elmo movie. And the Olive Garden a nice restaurant?
We have taken him to nice restaurants, if he acted up he went outside, he didn't. I'm the type of person who can't understand why and adult would hang out in a comic book shop or have to hide in his shed to read them so his wife won't know. What a joke. 
UNA
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I'm the type of person who can't understand why and adult would hang out in a comic book shop or have to hide in his shed to read them so his wife won't know. What a joke.
Hey, how about you don't hate on the demographic just because you're kid was causing a scene...
mitzi
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I'm really not bent out of shape, I didn't expect the majority to agree with me.
I think Verizon is on the fritz or something. Someone else said they sent me a text that I never received.
I wouldn't take a small kid to a movie theater unless it was an Elmo movie. And the Olive Garden a nice restaurant?
Typical of certain dumbasses on this forum. You come on here looking for sympathy and don't get it and now you want to try and insult the people that were in the store. Truth is if you can't control the child then YOU should take him/her outside. It seems you were the inconsiderate one, not the owner. And Olive Garden is a nice restraunt relatively speaking. Probably one of the nicer restraunts in this particular area.....
PrepH4U
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I wouldn't take a small kid to a movie theater unless it was an Elmo movie. And the Olive Garden a nice restaurant?
Oh spidey oh spidey!
Barf on Olive Garden. There's are several local restaurants that are very good, so there's no excuse for prepackaged chain food.
UNA
New Member
So if I said; "I'm the type of person who can't understand why a woman would have kids and throw away her life/career to cater to her brats. What a joke" you wouldn't be offended?
Your being high and mighty broadbrushing a group you obviously know little to nothing about. At least we know to take our screaming children out of the establishment...
mitzi
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I didn't insult ANYONE who was in the store. I didn't insult anyone until Mr Z called the kid a "dumb" kid. Whether you agree with me or not, don't call the child names or call any child "dumb". I wasn't looking for sympathy, I wanted opinions and I got them.
mAlice
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mitzi
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We agree on this. That's what I was trying to say but came off too sarcastic.
No such thing as "too" sarcastic. Only uptighters with uncalibrated sarcasometers.