Shoppers shouting at other shoppers?

Upsetting though it was, Taliya, don't change your shopping habits , she was in the wrong for blocking the aisle . Horrible woman. Big hug xx

For goodness sake!!! It is getting to the point of you feel you're watched on your every moment

So, if you had asked these 2 ladies to "please move to 1 side as I want to pass." You would no doubt have had a confrontation because you were deemed 'impertant ' !!

Buggered if you do and buggered if you dont !

I was going to post the same as you Callistemon. I wonder if she'd felt comfortable shouting at you Taliya if she hadn't been hiding behind her mask.

The first time we went out after lockdown was to a garden centre. Everyone keeping their distance. All of a sudden the two ladies, one 40'sh the other 60'sh stopped in front of us in the middle of the aisle with their trolley blocking the aisle. I had to step around them to get past. The older lady was very rude to me, muttering about 'people not social distancing. I very politely said that if she hadn't just stopped and blocked the aisle it wouldn't have happened. At the time I was very upset and it really knocked my confidence.

I ve got to say considering I live in a so called deprived area everyone seems very civilised here and I haven’t come across anyone being nasty a few people have come in the shop not wearing masks but we have instructions not to challenge them so there we go it all seems quite relaxed and easy going

My friend was travelling on an almost empty train to Liverpool

She was 4 seats away from anyone. She discreetly lowered her mask to take a sip of water and got shouted at.

Not sure if you're not supposed to drink on the train but she was very apologetic and just coughed the rest of the journey due to allergies

You weren't in the wrong OP, they were. People shouldn't stand in the middle of the isle gas bagging, it's annoying under normal circumstances, but at the moment really off. The object of the exercise is to get in and out as quickly as possible, keeping as safe a distance as we can from other shoppers.

I think that at the start of all this there was a sense of pulling together in a crisis, but all that has gone now and there does seem to be more bad feeling around, which is a shame.

It was unacceptable for them to stand in the middle of the aisle chatting!

How can anyone distance when they do that?