Hi all - not a big thing, but I know that it's going to bug me all day long.
I had a Tesco order delivered this morning. One of the items I had ordered was a small joint of beef (1.25kg) - what I got was a joint that was actually 2.5kg. Now, I realise that sometimes weights can vary, but in this case the difference in price was obviously double what I had intended to pay, and took me over my weekly budget. On this basis, I asked the delivery driver to take the joint of beef back as I didn't want it. His reply to me was "Yeah, it's not like you could cut it in half and freeze the rest of it, is it?"
I didn't manage to formulate a reply to his comment before he left, I have autism and can sometimes take a little while to process what people say. I was already flustered, trying to get the shopping out of the crates and into my bags by the front door as quickly as possible, as the driver was in a hurry (I'm disabled, so I was doing it one-handed whilst using my walking stick to balance). However, I've been thinking on it for the last few hours, and it's really bugging me. I think he was being rude, but don't know whether to complain, or whether I'm making a mountain out of a molehill.
For context, we usually have our Tesco order delivered on a Thursday morning when my husband is at home to unload it all. I could only book a Wednesday slot this week, and decided that I could manage to unload a small order on my own. Because of my health conditions, it's really difficult and painful to do it, so I wonder whether I'm just being over-sensitive?