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A Store Worker Mocked My Mom’s Accent—My Clapback Was Brutal, Maybe Too Brutal

The OP explained why they decided to teach the guy a shameful lesson.

The OP said, “Btw, my mom is not ashamed of her accent. Neither am I. There are some times when my mom can’t remember a word/convey her message or the person she’s speaking to genuinely misunderstands, and she herself turns to me to ask me to translate.

When that happens, most people listen to me, nod, and turn back to respond back to my mom. We don’t mind those situations at all; it’s times when nasty people like that guy purposely pretend not to comprehend or act condescending to my mom because they want to feel superior to us and make her feel ashamed. I hope that guy learned his lesson.”

Source: brightside.com

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