Hamplanet at the pharmacy A hamplanet  was at the pharmacy yesterday on one of our motorized scooters. She was with her ham child and they were dropping off the child's prescription for ADHD. As I was typing up their prescription, I got to hear this wonderful conversation.  Hamplanet: "Are you excited to go to McDonalds?" Ham child: "Very excited! I'm going to order chicken nuggets!" Hamplanet: "Yah! You, your father, and I will all order chicken nuggets!" Ham child: "Yah! and they better not tell me I can't eat it all! Last time the lady said that and I ate everything!" Hamplanet: "Don't let other people tell you that you can't finish it." Ham child: "I'm going to shove it all down! Are you excited for the ice cream we're going to have after?!" Hamplanet: "Yah! It's going to be great!"  I was also there when the hamplanet picked up the medication post-Mcdonalds binge. This time, she was surprisingly not on our motorized scooter, indicating that she can walk just fine. She complained that her "disabled" child has been driving her up the wall and she is so happy she finally has the medication to calm her down again.  There are so many things that bothered me about this encounter. These fatties are on welfare and my tax dollars are going to support her horrible habits. The hamplanet's lifestyle is clearly adversely affecting the life of her daughter. She was using a motorized scooter when she doesn't need it. We only have so many of these in the store and her taking one may mean that someone who actually needs it will not have one. Props to whoever tried convincing the child not to eat all of the nuggets in one sitting. It really makes me wonder how many she was trying to stuff down for a bystander to say something about it.