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I Defended the Wrong Trolley. I Don't Even Have a Dog.
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Deb claims a shopping trolley until she notices the dog food. She does not have a dog. An apology and an explanation about her cat meet the other shopper's own story of taking somebody else's basket. They compare fussy pets, then go their separate ways. Deb leaves with her own shopping and no new dog. This Short tells the whole little mishap and its friendly ending.
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Deb: I said, 'That's my trolley.' Then I saw the dog food.
Rosie: You don't have a dog.
Deb: No. First conversation all morning, and I was confidently wrong.
Deb: I apologised. Told him about my cat. He laughed. 'I've done it with somebody's basket.'
Rosie: Did that break the ice?
Deb: Yes. We compared fussy pets, then went our separate ways.
Deb: I left with my own shopping. And no dog.
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