I’m not quite following you. Are you suggesting this is pent up righteous indignation? Or like they feel it is an injustice so egregious they now get to “make a stand” or something?
I’m imagining a grown man indignantly yelling about his Warner Houses Velvet Peacock actually being Royal Garter but secretly having the time of his life standing on the counter. So happy he can see soooo far, almost to the other side of the store! “It’s like I’m a giant, rarrrr!” he thinks.
How bad is life going for someone when they get mad enough at paint to stand on a retail sales counter?
Sir, this is a Wendy’s.
I WANT MY YUMMY DETERGENT
Probably not as bad as you’re thinking, he’s actually been waiting for this moment for years.
“Color me surprised.”
Can you just choose to be a POC like that?
Well… There’s that dude who decided to become Korean.
I’m not quite following you. Are you suggesting this is pent up righteous indignation? Or like they feel it is an injustice so egregious they now get to “make a stand” or something?
I think the suggestion is that he’s always wanted to stand on the desk, and was just angry enough to feel justified in doing so.
I’m imagining a grown man indignantly yelling about his Warner Houses Velvet Peacock actually being Royal Garter but secretly having the time of his life standing on the counter. So happy he can see soooo far, almost to the other side of the store! “It’s like I’m a giant, rarrrr!” he thinks.
It’s the side we all have, which society wants us to hide.
I don’t have this side. If I want to see the whole store I’ll use one of those employee-only ladders.
Sometimes I appreciate people like that to an extent. It’s a reminder to myself that I’m not a shitty person.
I think I found the poster Mr. PaintStander has on his wall.
Not very. Or incredibly.