thought about giving her the one that was meant for me and giving the others to my family. But still heard her going on about it, so I walked right by her and made it out to my family. Been burned too many times by being the nice person and not wanting confrontation. Sorry, not sorry.

I would be horrified and deeply offended if you had said something like that to me. She was probably just anxious about getting a poncho because her family, just like yours, was drenched. I feel bad for her and her daughter.

Note to others: I appreciate your feedback, especially those that don't agree with what I did/said. And I get it - I do. You can't understand it without the tone and context of the situation. You don't have the finer details of the moments leading up to it. And although I still feel what I did was permissible in the moment, I do acknowledge a part of me wishes I would have handled it differently. Simply wording it differently. But when I relive it, if I had LET the moment happen, the.

All you said was please don’t 💀 now if you said “I wish a mother f-er would” i could understand the hostility in the comments. But for her to say I would never and I don’t know what you’re talking about then ma’am that I would never means you do know what she’s talking about 😅. People skip all the time at Disney it’s not unheard of…

You did nothing wrong and “Please don’t” isn’t rude. She knew exactly what you were talking about. You did right,don’t let ppl play in your face.

Once when I was at Disney it started to rain hard and a really cute guy my age I had been flirting with gave me one of his ponchos before we had to walk away from each other

Could have avoided the entire situation by looking at the forecast and grabbing some ponchos from WalMart for less than a buck a piece.

I totally read this wrong initially- I read it as “jump you” like beat you up lol. It took me reading the comments that you meant “jump the line” 🤣

If I was the lady and WASNT thinking about cutting, my response would’ve been “huh? What?” Not immediate defensiveness. Even if she knew she wouldn’t, she was at least thinking about it or the response from her would’ve been different. And “maam, please don’t” is like one of the kindest ways you could’ve said that without outright accusing her and making it actually rude.

Eyeballing to jump you??? Are you serious??? You clearly don't know what they means. I highly doubt she was trying to beat you up. Did you mean, she wanted to cut the line? Or she was trying to line jump? You should've just kept your mouth shut and minded your own business and not caused a scene unless she actually did something wrong. 🤦🏼‍♀️