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A supreme flounce.

Well done.

YANBU, how spiteful. Don't blame you one bit.

Mind you I am surprised at how many people don't carry ANY ID - I always have my driving license on me, and I'd guess with £80 worth of shopping you drove??

I am that old my driving licence is still paper should get it changed really x

fantastic

are you totally sure though that it will be her putting it all away, would have the same effect if she screams at the weekend student to do it!

would not have the same effect

What a nasty cow! Well done for leaving the lot.

Welldone. YANBU. I would have done the same.

Well I don't have a driving licence or a passport! So I'd be well stuck.
I didn't actually realsie though that it is a legal requirment to carry both those things, and of course a utilities bill around all the time.

YANBU by the way, I'd have done the same

You should write a letter of complaint about her to their head office. You'd probably get an apology and some vouchers.

well most shops operate 'challenge 25' so if you look under 25 and have no id to say you're over 18 they will refuse to serve you. i take id when i buy alcohol. i'm 29. i look maybe 23.

Bloody good on ya!!!!

Yanbu.

What supermarket chain was it?

Asda

im 28 but look old lol wish somebody would id me

Woo hoo!! brilliant & completely appropriate reaction. Well done - I hope that manager makes her put it all away.

Very impressed

If the manager hadn't verified your age I would have said YABU but the manager did therefore YANBU.

Well the manager was still there when i walked out so she would obviously know that i was in the right and hopefully made her put it all away x

mummytopebs - similar thing happened to my friend who was buying a pile of nappies, groceries and ONE CAN of ale for her Granfather. The checkout operator refused to sell it to her. Her husband and 2 kids came in to see whayt the fuss was and said "Ok, I'll buy it then" to which he was told he couldn't buy it because it was potentially for this woman with no ID. SHe also said that she would tell all the operators on duty not to serve him as it might be for his wife.

They have never returned to Asda.

As you say in the op, it's not like it was 2 litres of WHite Lightning...

I have once worked in an off-license and know the importance of IDing people, but jeezo, common sense seems ot be left behind soem times.

I don't understand why the manager didn't override her, tbh.

Did you catch a glimpse of her face when you left the lot?