Louisiana Woman Visits Alvin’s Island With Her Mother, Then Wipes Her Hand on a T-shirt and Flees Without Purchasing It
Hangout gone wrong
A TikTok user from Louisiana is sharing a story about visiting an Alvin’s Island outlet with her mother after a quick trip to Waffle House.
TikTok user @katehallwilson posted a video on her profile, saying that since people online liked to bully her, she would give them a good reason to do so. She pointed out that the story she was about to tell is one of the few happy memories she has of her mother. Kate recalled that when she was 19, she and her mother went to the beach. She mentioned that they stopped at Waffle House for breakfast, where she ordered hash browns that were extra smothered and extra covered, which she explains means “extra cheese” and “extra onions.” After that, she said they walked to the nearest Alvin’s Island, where the main incident occurs.
TikTok user @katehallwilson speaks about an incident involving her mother
TikTok user @katehallwilson posted a video on her profile where she shared a positive experience with her mother. She recounted that when she was 19, she went to the beach with her mother, wearing a hot pink swimsuit. She also said they had breakfast together at Waffle House, where she ordered hash browns with extra cheese and onions. Afterward, she mentioned taking a 15-minute walk and visiting Alvin’s Island with her mother.
At Alvin’s Island, Kate says in her video that her stomach started “rumbling” and “bubbling,” which made her feel uncomfortable right away. She added that she didn’t pay much attention to what was happening at first and went to the T-shirt section. However, she says that as time passed, she felt something in her swimsuit and asked her mother to pull it to check if what she sensed was true. Her mother apparently didn’t find anything, but Kate said that the feeling did not go away.
Kate emphasized that there was no restroom accessible to customers at the outlet. She also said that with no other options, she decided to “pick a wedgie,” and then saw “dookie” on her hand. In her video, she explained that, unsure of what to do, she rubbed her hand on a nearby T-shirt. She also said that she called her mother to tell her what had happened, and apparently, she urinated at the spot. Regarding the incident, Kate said, “So not only is there Dookie on the T-shirt, but there’s pee on the floor. And this is from two different people, not even the same person, just two different people on the same aisle. Pee-peeing, and poo-pooing, Hee-heeing and Ha-haing.”
Kate finished her video by saying that after the incident, she told her mother they needed to leave as soon as possible, and they did.
What people are saying about @katehallwilson’s video
@katehallwilson’s TikTok video where she talks about defecating in her swimsuit when she was 19 has gained a lot of attention on the platform. As of now, the video has thousands of views, likes, comments, shares, and saves.
User @sickbastardxx said, “Ain’t no way u told this story for free.” User @lakerrs3 commented, “we should all know less about each other.” User @sam_boulware added, “I’m not walking ANYWHERE after eating Waffle House except to the car and in my house to the toilet… signed, an ibs girlie.” User @idonthaveanyfelonies stated, “as an ibs girl, i knew where this was going.”
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(featured image: TikTok/@katehallwilson)
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