To the lady in the royal blue jacket - I am so sorry that my son knocked your pineapple on the floor. He's not usually that aggressive, and when he yelled "It's a fruit bomb!", I think he meant that your pineapple was simply bursting with citrusy flavor. And I'm sorry.
To the cart retrievers - I am so sorry if the children's truck-themed cart we used was rendered useless after we drove it through your store's aisles. My boys love riding in it, but executes a few ill-advised Chinese fire drills without leaving the vehicle, and I was too busy worrying about the impact of Graham's head with the floor to notice if the cart had been damaged. Also, I hope the produce bag they wound around the wheels came out. And I'm sorry.
To the mother with two small children - I am so sorry if my children were a poor example for yours. I remember a time when my kids were quiet and well-behaved (well, not really) and I felt critical of other parents whose offspring were loud, mouthy or otherwise poorly behaved. Sadly, that era didn't last, and before I knew it, my boys were shouting things like, "Quit looking at me! I'll show you my nipples!" I hope your sweet girls don't repeat that. And I'm sorry.
To Cael and Graham - I am so sorry that I took you into HyVee with me. I would never have left you alone, but in hindsight I can see that my desire for fresh produce outweighed my common sense. I should have let Daddy run into the store and stayed in the van so that no one would have heard your very loud fake belches. Those were incredible disgusting, but I apologize for saying that your behavior was "more abhorrent than a deadly automobile collision". I could tell right away that you didn't know what I meant, and it wasn't my intention to make you feel inferior or unintelligent. I just wanted you to shut your mouths and stop embarrassing me.
And I'm sorry.
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Leave your own "ism". Cael and Graham double-dog dare you.