Woman Placed Her Shopping Basket On The Pile Incorrectly, So Her Daughter Reminded Her How Do It To Properly
by Heide Lazaro

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Many kids already know what’s right and wrong at a young age. Sometimes they’re even better at knowing right and wrong than their parents.
This man works in a grocery store.
He constantly deals with customers who ignore simple rules, but one day he saw a little girl call out her mother for not following the rules.
Read the cutest little story below for more details.
“You think that’s acceptable?”
I work in a grocery store, and the bane of my existence is this:
People putting their grocery baskets away incorrectly.
We have a pile for them to be stacked onto, but people don’t care.
It’s usually left alone while their baskets are placed to the side or inconveniently in a way that hinders anyone else’s basket.
This man noticed a customer had placed her basket in an incorrect position.
Last Friday, a mother comes in and does just that.
She places her basket into the pile halfway with one half in and another half out, making the pile look awful.
The customer’s daughter innocently called her out.
Her 7-year-old daughter sees her do this, and stares at the basket.
She turns to her mother and loudly says:
“What is that? You think that’s acceptable?”
Her mother sheepishly fixed the basket, and that girl became my hero.
Sometimes kids can be the sweetest and most observant people!
Let’s read the reactions of other people to this story on Reddit.
Here’s a short and meaningful comment.
This user shares their thoughts.
This person gives their honest opinion.
Here’s another story of a superhero kid.
Finally, this person is optimistic.
Sometimes, the smallest voices make the biggest impact.
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