I doubt anyone will read this but I think it is something I fell I should share. I am one of 6 "kids". I'm no longer a kid but it still applies. My mom is a foster parent. I am a few years above 30, and I have a 3 year old foster brother. I also have a 10 year old foster sister, 2 more foster brothers ages 11, and 12, and finally one more foster sister who is as well above 30 by a few years. This is important to remember, as I tell this story.

So my mom was in the store the other day she had decided on ravioli and garlic bread for the kids at home. She went to the freezer section to get the ravioli, as she normally does, but there was only one bag left. She flagged down a sales lady and was asking if there was any more in the back when some man decided to reach across her and snag the last bag of ravioli out of the freezer. He then skips away as if he has won some kind of prize. LUCKLY they did have more in the back. So my mom got a few bags and headed to the check out counter. Lo and behold there's the guy standing in line in front of her. She didn't say anything of course, but he turned around and when he saw she had bags of ravioli, he seemed upset. He asked her where she got it, insisted he had gotten the last bag, then went on to say how unfair it was no one tracked him down to offer him more ravioli. 

Mind you this is the same guy who just took the bag basically from my foster mother's hands. She told him there's more in the freezer now and had he have been a bit more patient he would have gotten more. There was no real reason to be that upset over not getting the last bag of ravioli. He huffed and stormed off. 

As crazy as this sounds a lot of people seem to act like the man in the store on this game. Always wanting the last use of someone's golden apple coat. Or always wanting that last pet for your horse. Have some patience because you never know what they have in the back that hasn't been brought out yet.