Living Breathing Contradiction...

Steph, I saw the one in which you are interviewed. How weird and scary that must have been. Sounds like you covered your bases. It makes sense that the machine broke. You are a cute young lady!

That's crazy Steph!

The only good thing about all this is the beauty of the interviewee, and becoming aware of the pitch and timbre of her voice.

Sometimes tiny stones come inside loafs of bread or lentil packets, which can break the teeth of the distracted biter. I haven't broken my teeth though, except for the tip of that fang that became blunt after hitting the ground (I put the hands forth to absorb the shock, but apparently I did it incorrectly).

I hope the cut wasn't deep.

I loved that even though the ice cream tasted funny you kept eating! That would be me, too. Although I am shocked at what happened next. That was really dangerous, and it is so disappointing that Wal-Mart is like "So?"

I'm glad you're not injured Steph, and I hope the next time you curl up on the couch, with ice cream you got from somewhere besides Wal-Mart, that you are able to enjoy it blissfully.

Wow... that is unbelievable!!!

The initial response is NOT a surprise form the Wal-mart clerk. There is rarely training provided to the lower levels for the out of the ordinary complaints and in light of the famous McDonalds hot coffee incident a LOT of skepticism involving consumer grievances. Best approach would have been to take carton immediately to store and ask for a manager. Ohio Wal-marts are under the gun a lot of late for their less then sterling track record and treatment of the workers. Benefits are almost non-existant. The repsonse just echoes a worker that had nothing to gain one way or the other and probbaly won;t be there in a few months anyway. High turnover though I occasionally daydream about life a s a greeter there. Glad you are safe.

My goodness! That's so dangerous - I'm glad you're ok.