Customer collapsed in store customers were stepping over whilst first aiders attended to him

And then when they said no you stood and gawped. Otherwise how would you know several people stepped over the man?

I am a Bank Manager and we had a customer have a cardiac arrest in the banking hall. It was clear what was happening and paramedics doing their best. However customers still banging on the door demanding they needed to get in. Really knocks your faith in humanity.

Appalling and so disrespectful 😒

Had a similar situation, a man knocked off his bike, police with hands up and redirecting yet some drivers tried to squeeze through next to him lying on the road! PO shouted at one inpatient driver and he responded by filming him!

He was on his own at that point so I stepped in to help by standing next to the injured man so he could move further forward.

Too many selfish tossers out there!

I ran a supermarket cafe and one poor guy collapsed. We got him stabilised and were waiting for paramedics but people complained that they had to eat their lunches whilst he was unconscious on the floor 🙄

Did you turn on your heel and walk out?

To the end of my days I will never forget walking into a supermarket and seeing Paramedics resucitating someone, while people still shopped around them, obviously their fruit and veg were more important to them. No attempt by the store to lock the entrance door and make customers use the next one along 😡 just shocking

As someone who's worked retail for over 20 years, nothing surprises me anymore.

When I was a teenager I fainted when walking by the side of the road, people were beeping their horns and one man cheered as he drove by, wtf.

I have no words!

Noooo, that’s awful and really depressing.

My DD suffered a serious burn to her hand when she was 5 years old, through knocking a boiling hot cup of tea over herself. First aiders attended, and straight to the ladies loos to run under cold water. One sink, two loos - one of the customers using the loos was so rude when she asked us to move out the way so she could wash her hands (when the first aider asked her politely to use the sink in the diasable toilet). She ended up trying to lean over my DD to get the the sink. Some people are just very entitled!

Christ

No - you're completely off the mark there

Some like the OP would take it as an opportunity to gossip with the shop staff about how disgusting the other shoppers were. Time and place. I agree that OP and others should have moved away and let the staff deal with the person who had fallen. Instead OP comes on here talking about others being bad, which they were, but failing to see her own wrong. 🤪🙄

Ahhh the great general "pubic" strike again! Disgusting behaviour, they should have shut the ailse.

Unbelievable. Not only are there arseholes in the world but some of them are actually on MN.

A decent person would move out of the area and wait for the person to be taken away before doing the rest of their shopping.

Honestly, some people aren't fit to live among us.

I shared my disgust with her.

How helpful you were.

@Castiela That is awful. Some people are so selfish. I wonder how they would like it if everyone stepped over them while they were receiving life saving treatment, no respect.-

Wow that's disgusting. Some people just don't care and are all about themselves. Bet they wouldn't like it if it were them or their family.

In my old ward, a male patient collapsed just before visiting time in the men’s bay. Unfortunately it wasn’t possible to close the bay doors as the crash team had to get in and out a lot.. but the other 5 male patients had their curtains closed.
The visitors were asked to wait outside. Now it was chaos with lots of medical staff & this poor man on the floor.. he’d had a bowel obstruction then a cardiac arrest so there were a lot of body fluids and it was not a pleasant sight… these 5 lots of visitors were I kid you not ignoring our pleas & literally stepping over him and the crash team to get to their relatives behind the curtains (who’d had minor ops) then a couple of them actually marched back out from behind the curtains to ask why their relatives’ discharge was taking so long.

All while this man lay basically dead on the floor in front of them. Terrible.
The staff were traumatised by this awful death as crashes like that were rare on my ward; so how come the relatives were so cold and unmoved by the sight in front of them.

I keep asking myself why. Was it the demographic?They were all aged 60 - 80 white, English, working or middle class. The man on the floor was 70, white, English. I find certain individuals (certainly not all people!!) in that demographic to be selfish and almost blind to what goes on around them. This is just from looking after them, and the experiences I have had? Otherwise, what is the explanation, what motivated those people to be that way?

I’m a dr and I got tapped on the shoulder by a patient who wanted me to fill up his water jug (he had not had surgery at this point and there was a patient kitchen I know the staff told him and showed him about) whilst I was doing cpr on a man in A&E.

Ive also had relatives feed their unconscious relative whilst intubated and when told to stop immediately told me they’d sue me if she died 🙃

Was at a hotel restaurant a couple of months ago when a man collapsed.

The only first aider was the chef, so was fairly obvious why no food was coming out of the kitchen, but of course there's always one who complains.

A really rude man shouts, 'can't anyone else shove the meals into the microwave?'

Unreal.

I bet it wasn't Waitrose 😂😂

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