An entitled jerk follows my friend around the store claiming that my friend wasn't actually disabled even though he was,

and that he didn't need the mobility scooter that he was writing.

And I'm seriously blown away that somebody could be this entitled. Here's what happened.

So back in the early 2010s, my friend will just call him Jim, that's not his real name,

and his family were moving across the state for his dad's work. Now Jim has a disability that makes

him wheelchair bound. At first glance he looks like he should be healthy but in

reality it is quite the opposite. This is going to be important later on. They had set their stuff ahead in a truck, but still had a bunch in their van, and Jim's wheelchair had stuff stacked on top of it. For reference, the seat was folded and the chair was fine.

While they were traveling, they decided to stop at a grocery store to grab some supplies

for the new place, as they were moving someplace rural, and there were no affordable grocery stores

at their destination.

At the time Jim could walk, albeit very slow and with help.

But it was at the risk of falling and getting seriously hurt,

as he couldn't catch himself and he was over six feet tall.

So when they got to the store, Jim was helped out of the van

so that he could go inside and cool off as they were driving through the desert

in late August and early September.

His folks helped him inside and to one of the available mobility scooters,

seeing as his chair was buried amongst all their stuff.

So off went Jim in the scooter that had the approximate speed of an inebriated snail.

He was starting to cruise around the store when he was spotted by a middle-aged gentleman, who is the

entitled jerk of this story, and this entitled jerk was walking with his elderly mother.

She was obviously having some trouble walking but it just so happened that Jim was in possession

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