“My Heart Dropped”: Chap Shares Why He Was Called Out at Checkers
- A young South African man shared how he was called out by an employee at Checkers while he was grocery shopping
- The gentleman tried to relive one of his favourite childhood memories, but was reminded of his age instead
- Social media users were flooded by the hilarious encounter and flocked to the man’s comments section
- The young man shared with Briefly News how the encounter at the grocery store made him feel
A young African man tried to relive one of his favourite childhood memories as he went grocery shopping with a friend.

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The chap got inside a trolley but was immediately told to get off by one of the employees at Checkers.
Man called out at Checkers
A young South African gentleman from Cape Town shared how an employee at Checkers crushed one of his dreams. The chap tried to relive one of his favourite grocery store childhood memories when he swung around in a trolley.

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While he was enjoying his little ride, the youngster was met with an unpleased employee who reminded him:
“By any chance you forget, you’re not two years old anymore, you’re a big boy. Thank you, hey.”
The young man was embarrassed after he was told to get off the trolley. He was prepared to film his great adventure before the employee crushed his dream.
The Capetonian said:
“I got asked to get out of the cart at Checkers. I was enjoying my childhood memories. He was hating. My heart dropped. Let's normalise sitting in carts.”
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Man shares humbling experience at Checkers
Zikr shared with Briefly News why he wanted to relive one of his childhood memories and how being called out made him feel:
“I wanted to relive the memories because they’re something one can’t get back. A lot of kids want to grow up fast, but once you do, you realise that you want it back, and that’s how I felt. As a child, there were moments when I would be pushed in a cart, but it wasn’t often, so now that I’m older, I thought I could.

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“I was in shock and embarrassed, but it wouldn’t stop me from doing it again. I understand it was his job, but I left the shop once my mom was done shopping.”
Mzansi floored by chap called out
Social media users were dusted by a man who tried to relieve his childhood memory:

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@𝓮𝓼𝓲𝓱𝓵𝓮 shared her thoughts:
“That ‘you're a big boy’ would keep me up at night.”
@Mbali💫🖤 commented:
“If it wasn't an employee from Checkers, I was not going out of that cart.”
@Kuls......did not like how the gent was dismissed:
“No, why was he so rude about it? I would sob.”
@Marva explained:
“I’m sorry, but no one is telling me to get out of the cart, whether it’s an employee or not. I will stare at you until you leave me alone.”
@Shakirah.Shakirah pointed out:
“Some people really hate whimsy.”
@nikitatewary3 shared:
“Honestly, if he weren't a guard or Checkers employee, I would tell him to mind his own business. It seems you were not creating chaos or running rampant through the aisles.”

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@why u stalking my pfp👀 wrote:
“Personally, I would cry and never go back to that store.”
@£rin commented:
“I would be a Karen and tell him to bring the manager to tell me to get out of the kart, then only I will.”
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