Good Day
By Eva James
@wolfgirl569 (119295)
Marion, Ohio
July 15, 2025 8:16pm CST
It was a fun day at the auction. I got 2 dozen eggs and my stuff sold good. And managed not to need bail money. There is a guy there that usually has a motorized cart. He is dangerous with it. Today he showed up in a wheelchair. I was watching them sell stuff and talking to a friend when he bumped my leg with the foot rest. I almost swung and caught myself. So then he did it a few more times. When that didn't work I heard him say I need to see what I bought and bumped me again. My friend said you need to hit him. I told her this is more fun unless it hurts. Like I told her if he would have said excuse me I would have moved.
We went and played euchre tonight. My partner and I won 3 games out of 5. We all had fun.
Hope you had a good day.
9 people like this
9 responses
@LooeyVille (65)
• United States
1h
He is oblivious to anyone but himself. He should be taught a lesson.
@sallypup (65215)
• Centralia, Washington
8h
Some folks really play the handicapped card. It isn't right that they do that.
@JudyEv (358596)
• Rockingham, Australia
6h
It's annoying when people can't just ask nicely. What an ar*ehole.
@LindaOHio (194709)
• United States
9h
I'm glad you sold your stuff and won some at Euchre. Some people are so rude. I would have said something to him.
@MarieCoyle (46275)
•
8h
I’m sorry he was such an idiot. You should have maybe egged him with the eggs you bought!!
@snowy22315 (192797)
• United States
10h
The guy with the wheelchair sounds like a weirdo. Glad you got some good sales
@DaddyEvil (153352)
• United States
9h
I can't believe someone would deliberately keep running into you. If he had been polite, like a normal human being, he would have asked you to let him have room to see, as well.
I would have moved behind him and rolled him away from the auction space and told him not to come back near me or he'd regret it. I am not nice when someone is rude to me!
I'm glad you had a good time. And didn't need to be bailed out of jail. 
