Influencer breaks down in tears after shopper rejects her ‘kind’ gesture

She then went and purchased a basket full of pasta and pasta sauces which she planned to donate to a food bank, instead. Speaking to the camera outside the supermarket, Goldsmith told her followers: “That was really stressful. “I was expecting the first person to be like, overjoyed and grateful and happy for me to pay for their shopping, but obviously that didn’t go down well… he was a little bit angry and I was taken back.” “I’m gonna cry to be honest. Overwhelmed sense of emotion.” Goldsmith said the second person she approached looked “at me like I was an absolute idiot, weirdo” and the third person told her she didn’t deserve it. “Weird turnout, but I’m still really happy that the food can go to those who really need it,” Goldsmith said. “I feel like I’m really overwhelmed right now,” Goldsmith went on before explaining her gesture. She also said the gesture was a “big challenge” because she finds social situations quite hard. Viewers of the video told Goldsmith that she probably should have chosen a less wealthy area of London. It is believed she went to Balham. “Such a lovely gesture. But advice would not to be to go to Balham… where most people live in £1m+ houses,” one person wrote. Another wrote: “Sainsbury’s is way too middle class. go to Asda/ Aldi/ Iceland where people will really need it.” A third person added: “I personally wouldn’t like it either, the filming puts me off but also I’d think, ‘oh do I look like I’m poor’.”

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