No Matter What, I Still Consider it Cheating

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There’s a senior lady in the Coop office this afternoon that at least turned me bad mood. I sit farther from the counter but I knew what she had been doing at the counter. Before she made her transaction to the teller, I notice her in the isle comes back and forth. She picked priority number for regular clients and then went to the counter to pick priority number for special lane intended for senior citizens person with disability, and pregnant women. There were at least 3 other senior ladies ahead of her and the number she had pick for the regular clients was neither to be called. And then she noticed that the next person called to be entertained with the other teller is her acquaintance. I may not hear their conversation but I knew it that she want to include her transaction through that person so that she can bypass all the people ahead of her and could go. Good thing, the teller let her wait and she was entertained after the transaction of the other person. She had still gained the advantage because she’s got there first compared to those people that are ahead of hers in both the special lane and regular lane. There are just people who can’t lead themselves as example regardless of age. Perhaps, she thought that none of us notice although not worth for a confrontation. Maybe it was just a small or minor lapse but it is still a form of cheating. We have a saying here in local language and could be translated as old person but did not grow. She’s a cheater not matter what the degree of her action.