How to deal with a moonbat feminist

Instinct, from Life in 3D, runs works at a bookstore and tells of her his recent encounter with what Rush aptly calls a feminazi.  We pick things up after the initial face to face:

Ten minutes later, as I’m showing another customer to 1984 I run across her in Literature looking around and she barges in to the conversation I’m having with my customer and sneers “Where is the section on Women’s rights?”

I tell her again “It’s upstairs and I’ll be happy to take you to it as soon as I am done here.”

“No, I can fine it myself.”  Note the lack of a ‘thank you’.

Sooo, as you can probably guess, I end up helping another customer find the Christianity section, which is upstairs, and as we get to the top of the escalator that same woman is standing in the middle of Independent Readers YELLING “Is there SOMEONE ACTUALLY WORKING here who can HELP ME!!!!”

Once again (because we were slammed with customers) I offer to show her the section and she is bitching the whole way about how the women’s studies section should be near the front of the store because it’s so important and how this author’s book  should be on display because she’s doing a signing tour in California right now and she’s a NEW YORK TIMES COLUMNIST!!

Well, we get there and we have no copies.  She flips her sh*t over it and repeats how wonderful this writer is and how we should all be required to read her crap and then says “Why don’t you have 900 copies here?!?!  You have plenty of room!  Her book should be displayed all over the store to inspire women everywhere about what they can do!”

I had to.

I know it was wrong but what can you do when the set up is that perfect?

“Well, ma’am, we were going to but we’re saving that spot for Sarah Palin.”

Heh.

Crossposted(*).

Comments

[allyHM]

Beautiful! :)

[Tom Osborne]

Woo! And it is Sarah Palin's book which should have that spot and is a book people will want to read.

[Mommynator]

One of our best friends works for a B&N and he would appreciate this story. He tells many of his own and they're interesting because his store is located in the upper west side of Manhattan.

And yes, Sarah's book is the only true feminist book out there.

Unfortunately, the feminist movement was hijacked by a bunch of self-centered, bitter, whiny beeyatches.

[Jacob Klinger]

TELL ME THE NAME OF THAT BOOKSTORE and I will FOREVER buy from them.