I was at a well known grocery store doing a demo this past Sunday. I noticed a sista who looked like she was in her 20's talking loud on her cell phone (so loud that everyone in the store could hear her conversation). Before I go on with my story I must say that I don't like loud women, it is one of my biggest turn-offs. In addition when you hear someone who's trying to be seen-I always get so disappointed in what I see. Why talk so loud to be looked at when you are not pleasing to the eye? Anyway, back to my story. This middle-aged woman (noticed I said woman)walks up to me as though she was insulted by the younger sista walking in the grocery store being loud. She started to talk about her right away, I changed the conversation to something else. Is it still pretty outside?...How is your Sunday going? What are you planning on cooking today? Questions like that. She stayed in my face the whole time just smiling and joking. Our conversation ended with a friendly good-bye. She walked away with my back towards her and came back to me, putting her hands on my shoulder and broke into a prayer. Now let me say this, there is nothing wrong with prayer. I pray a lot of times during the day, whenever the spirit moves me-but, I had never had a stranger walk up to me and break out in prayer. So, I did not participate in it and very soon I understood why I didn't participate with her. Her prayer be ginned with "In the name of God", wipe away the demons that this child possess O Lord. I quickly snatched away from her and I said woooooo...She continued and got louder and louder, (I beginned to think that maybe that was her daughter walking through the store trying to be seen). She went on to say that I thought I was a man because I had a man's wallet in my back pocket. The more she talked the louder she got. A manager was working very close to me and quickly came over with some other store employees. They were trying to get me out of her way-protect me and then they were going to remove her. I told them that the best way to protect me was to get this woman out of the store-I was not going to be moved. I came to do my job and that what I was going to do. They removed this woman from the store and
