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Well im glad these people are finally getting put in there place. I hate to change subjects but now that I think about it I have seen something along these lines. When I went to Ft Campbell to pick up my brother in law we stopped at a walmart to pick up some things. I noticed a guy in an army pt jacket. He was probably late fourties very over weight, and some lady goes up to him and thank you for serving our country and this guy excepted it. people like that disgust me especially when the people that do the work are very humble about what they do, and they actually deserve the thanks.
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Kyle, thak you for the kind words of appreciation. I'm going to assume you are a young fellow based on your writing and public profile.
It is best if you read, not post.
If you do post, here or in any other on-line forum, you will get more respect if you will take the time to use correct grammer and diction. For example:
"im" = You probably meant to say "I'm," a contraction for the words: "I am."
"there" = Should be "their."
"subjects" = That should be "subject," without the "s" for plural.
"walmart" = That should be either: "Walmart," (capitalized because it is a proper noun), but "Wal-Mart" is also acceptable (the brand officially changed the name in 2008).
"excepted" = If he was not a veteran, he should have excepted. It appears that -- veteran or not -- he "accepted" the expression of gratitude.