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To be slightly miffed at this mum

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Ghanagirl · 29/01/2014 16:58

Feel slightly p,d off at one of the mums at school.
She often asks me to bring her daughter out to her car along with my two year 2 children. she has two younger kids one aged 3 the other 9 months, plus DD in my DD's class, happy to do as no extra hassle, but last 3 times she's complained that me, my twins plus her DD are so slow to come out ( whilst she's sitting in car with her two youngest) it was pouring with rain today and the three of them were slow coming out, but I'm doing her a favour am I over sensitive?

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frugalfuzzpig · 29/01/2014 18:07

Next time she asks you say "sorry, I'd be too slow" and walk on by.

FunkyBoldRibena · 29/01/2014 18:13

Say 'no problem' and then just
go
really
s-l-o-w

frugalfuzzpig · 29/01/2014 18:19

Ha, good idea. Can you get your DC to master the slow motion walk (my DCs do this to the chariots of fire song) :o

ExcuseTypos · 29/01/2014 18:40

Shock how rude!!

Next time, reply "I wish they'd hurry up too. It's freezing standing out here for ages." Maybe we should take it in turns?"

DoJo · 29/01/2014 19:01

Tell her you'll give her a refund next time, and when she says she doesn't pay you, just look at her and wait for the penny to drop...

YouStayClassySanDiego · 29/01/2014 19:04

Tell her to get off her lardy arse and collect her own child!

Jinty64 · 29/01/2014 19:21

How far away is the car? If she's year 2 she must be 6 or 7? Couldn't she make her own way to the car?

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