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probably 11 or 12, and a friend who looked about the same age, came up to me and asked if I'd be

willing to make a purchase for them. It immediately raised red flags, so I asked what type of purchase.

She tried to beat around the bush for a couple of seconds, saying, it's not actually for me,

it's for my friend, but I promised her I'd get it for her. I told her that I would not be making

any purchase for her that she cannot make for herself, because I had a feeling that it was for alcohol.

She got a little irritated with me and asked why. I told her that if she could go ask her mom

and her mom would say no, it was not my place to say yes. I made a comment about how she needed to

be a bit more mindful with coming up to people that she doesn't know in this manner, and that it can be dangerous. She got incredibly angry and started cussing me out. She called me

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turned around, I heard her say, she's probably a slur for lesbian, too.

I about lost it. I turned back around, stood right in front of her, leaned down so I was on her

level, and said, little girl, you need to go home to your parents right now and tell them that

they should be disappointed in your behavior. That is not how you speak to people. She started laughing,

and her and her friend walked away. I feel like I'm the butthole in my response to her. I feel

like I should have just ignored her and walked away. But in my mind, if I don't at least attempt

to shut that behavior down when I see it, I'm not doing my due diligence to society. Some people's children are never told no, and they feel comfortable saying anything they want.

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