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Originally Posted by cockerpunk
(Post 12284357)
who cuts in line?
like this has never happened to me on purpose.
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Jerks who sense an opportunity. I was at a new Starbucks with my wife once that had a poorly delineated line out the door. We were standing to the right, which wasn't technically "in line", and a guy walked up and cut in front of us from the left, which was technically "in line" but it's not like we weren't standing right behind someone else already in line.
"Excuse me, we were in line", I said.
"That's not the line," he said.
"Fair enough, but we were clearly waiting in line", I said.
"I can't help you, bud", he said, and held his place.
This man was enormous, 6' 6" and 260lbs at least, but I'm stubborn as **** and was about to be very direct (and probably get punched) when my wife grabbed my arm so I had to let it go. But man. What. A. Dick.
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Originally Posted by Rusty Heap
(Post 12284508)
drip by drip, they grow.
Try Scuba Diving in a delicate delicate cave system surrounded and swimming through pencil thin features that took thouuuuusands of years to grow drop by drop when the cave was dry 10,000 years ago, then flooded during the last ice age thaw when sea level rose 200 feet.
skip to the 1:30 minute mark of my dive video........ one wrong move and you've killed an ancient artifact.
https://vimeo.com/114802443
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I'm going to skip this video because it makes me terrified, thanks but no thanks! SmileWavy
I remember swimming in a cenote and seeing lights and bubbles come from a tunnel below. "NO ****ING THANKS", said I, and swam back to the shore.
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Originally Posted by 1990C4S
(Post 12284784)
-people at Costco, when it's very busy
-people at Home Depot making returns
-people at Lowes waiting for paint to be mixed
-people at Home Depot waiting for service in the rental section
-people at the local liquor store that doesn't have an organized line-up
-drivers on the highway that use on and off ramps as their personal 'passing lane'
And the worst one IMO - people who try to move from the end of a line-up when a cashier opens up a lane and says 'I'll take the next person'...
I have no problem with innocent mistakes, I'm rarely in a hurry. If there's any doubt I wait.
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This one is the most common I see and the most petty. Everybody knows who the "next" person is, your running over faster than the person ahead of you doesn't make you "next".
Same general concept applies to any drive-thru that goes from single line and diverges to double lines at the end. Some ******* is always going to try to skip the single line. It's faster for everyone to wait in a single line and then diverge, and it's way less stressful than trying to guess at which of two lines will be fastest.