Kroger review: discrimination is my best guess

I went to Krogers today to pick up some iced tea because my husband enjoys drinking it. Everything went fine until I went to the check out lane & the employee who bagged my drink asked me when I was due! Look I know that I'm fluffy (fat) but I'm not pregnant! Look, I have a hard enough time tying to lose the weight I've got to loose with out someone asking me when I'm going to have a child! Seriously it was none of her business & she shouldn't have asked me that to begin with. It's discriminatory against women who are struggling with their weight, who can't have children, or who are suffering from some sort of ailment. Krogers should retrain the people who work for them to be a little bit more sensitive, not every woman in the world is as thin as the women on tv are. The reality check here is that most real women are bigger then a size four out here in the real world. (Just ask June she was the cashier who was on duty when the other person who bagged my drink asked me that question as I didn't see what the name tag of the person who bagged my drink before I left.)