Line JUmpers!

Oh now be honest, you want to call her more then a line jumping lady. I believe it rhymes with itch. It frustrates me when people don't have the common courtesy to ask. People these days just think of themselves and don't real care out it affects others. Best Wishes!

I have not ran into that kind of line jumpers. However, I've often become a "victim" of middle-aged to older ladies who simply come with their shopping cart from the side and try pushing with all their power into the gap between the previous customer and my shopping cart trying to force me to let them in. I too do not mind letting someone with just few items, especially a woman (regardless of her age) skip me and go first. However, I always do my best to push away the line jumpers I mentioned before - usually not much of a problem considering I am a rather strong young man. If they asked, I would let them go first, but I dislike impolite people. If someone acts impolite towards me or other people nearby, I feel no need to be polite towards that person either.

hi jahernandezrivas thats not too bad but at Christmas time I was waiting in line patiently with my few purchases when the young woman clerk called to the good looking man behind me" sir I can help uou here.} He started to move in front of mt but I blocked him, and said tot he young woman"sorry know hes good looking but I was next in line.And I shoved my purchases right at her, letting her know that making goo goo eyes at the man behind me had to wait until I paod for my purchases.I have to stick up for m yself as in so m any shops elderly ladies have no appeal in line to female clerks even if it is their turn in line.

Hi ja hernandez rivas: Ugh I hate when this happen, specially because as you have mentioned, this lady should ask you and not jump the line. In this case I would say immediately: excuse me, I was in that place . People sometimes don't care about the others. ALVARO

I remember being at McDonald's once on my way to work, so I was in a hurry, and someone jumped ahead of me. It ticked me off so much that I left and went to a 7/11 instead. lol But a really distressing situation I know about is at some soup kitchens. It doesn't happen at all of them, but there was one where two lines would start at the door. One would start a few hours before the meal, and the other a few minutes before. When the door opened, the second line would make a mad rush for the door and push around all of the people at the front of the first line, sometimes including handicapped people. It was really sad to see how a few people would make everyone in a bad situation seem like animals. Once at this soup kitchen, though, two ladies without any disability walked to the front of the line which had formed a few hours earlier, hung their handbags on the doorknobs, and carried on a gossipy conversation until the doors opened just like they had done nothing wrong. I think that disgusted me even more than the people who rushed the door because they seemed like they were in their right mind but they were acting like they were privileged and better than everyone else who had been patiently waiting.

That happens a lot! Line jumpers are everywhere, especially at Walmart. Our grocery store is notorious for these guys too.

I really hate those line jumpers too I can't exactly remember the situation or the place now but i have been there, be it in shopping malls or our girls toilet. The ladies room always has this massive line in our school and I have been jumped over once or twice. not good