I was about seven. And my parents had just divorced. I was at was at the grocery store with my mom, and this guy starts flirting with her. Well I was getting impatient, and wanted to push the shopping cart. The guy turns to me and says, "you know you've gotta have a license to drive that thing," and for several years, I was afraid to push a shopping cart because I wasn't a licensed driver, and I was scared of breaking the law. And still I had wondered why they would make those children's shopping carts, when it was illegal for them to use them anyways.
A childhood belief about going shopping
others believed things like this
- I used to believe that the tooth fairy was some weird old guy with a hot dog cart.— Matt
- i used to believe that shoping carts were for slave children— kyle welch
- I used to think, that if you're picking in your nose too much, you push your eye out.— Joanna
- I used to think that Legal and Illegal meant the same thing (illegal)— Dhruv
- I used to believe that these big, strong men would be on each side of an airplane to push it when it takes offAnon
- I used to believe that when the streetlights came on it was illegal for children to be outside.Anon