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I never thought I'd become a welfare queen
I'm going to stay away from the fact that the author truly expected a red carpet experience which probably made her experience seem way worse than it actually was. But let me say this- people who use WIC are fine- I have no problem getting behind them in a line. What irritates me is when people don't read their coupons and select the correct item which then delays me because of their stupidity. I would assume that someone with a Masters degree can read, right? Because I only have a high school diploma and I know if I go into a store with a coupon that says get a free box of Post cereal, for example, I do not pick up a box of Kellogg’s and expect to get it for free just because the coupon didn't say specifically that I could not get Kellogg’s.— January 11, 2010 12:49 p.m.