She's trying to make me leave the table where we are, or get me angry enough to confront her so that she can say "I'm not doing anything to you," start an argument, and get me kicked out of the shelter.
This table is near an electrical outlet, where I'm charging my phone. There are a few outlets around the lobby of the Pine Street Inn, not enough for everyone who needs them. She doesn't need to charge her phone; if she did, she could be doing that at the outlet where I'm charging my phone, because there's nobody else at the table. She's just being a rude jerk, which the conglomerate has told the world it's laudable for some people to be to people whom the conglomerate has targeted. She probably believes that she's not doing anything wrong, that she is justified in mistreating me, that I deserve it, that she's just punishing a bad person, because that's what the conglomerate wants people to think.
Copyright L. Kochman, July 7, 2015 @ 7:08 a.m./edited @ 9:24 a.m.
