Shopper goes bananas over queue jumpers

“I would never let anyone, adult or child, cut in front of me unless they asked politely or I invited them to. Children need to learn basic manners as well.”

“Dumb enough and just plain dumb is what lets so many people get away with cart rage and queue jumping. They seem to think only they got to be someplace else soon - we have news for you since we also need to be that elsewhere - so quit playing dumb. I agree the dumber servers at the weigh in counter don't seem to care who was first , just brightens up their day to see people jostle and argue over something so trivial.

Someone mentioned the behind issues - yeah and then they say sorry like they are ! A good opportunity , in fact too good to be true. ”

“I have had both males and females cut in front of me with one or two items at the supermarket counter, and I have had to say 'there is a queue and actually, if you look over there, there are 3 counters for less than 10 items so you could go there' . Then they glare at me and walk away. I don't mind allowing a child to cut in line, but an adult, no, Im in a hurry to get home and its bad enough having to wait in line and then some inconsiderate moron wants to cut in line? I hate drivers who do that too. I don't put up with anyone's nonsense when they try to cut in, I speak in a firm voice and tell them off and no I don't have a rough voice or accent!”

“well thats nothing compared who stand right behind you and rub up on your back !!! I understand cultural differences but in what environment is it for a man waiting in que to be right in someone else's behind!”

“Eat bananas if you want a strong accent like the Scots.”

“Agree with you all - and no I dont have a Scottish accent - you ken - but I am vocal with queue jumper and those who wait for their things to be packed by someone else even if not there. My other gripe is people eating and drinking stuff in supermarkets before paying for them and I don't understand why they allow them out here. And by the way Scots - must admit you guys have a strong accent and at times we gotta listen carefully to understand what your saying.”

“I say something too and while I don't have a Scottish accent (English) I think my no-nonsense attitude gets the point across. Why should I have to queue if they don't have to? I also ask shoppers if their arms are broken if there is no bag packer and they just stand watching the items build up.

Somepeople need a wake up call to reality.”

“Thanks for the hint guys. I will try to use a gruff scottish accent. maybe I will get noticed more !!!”

“I seem to be agreeing with Gavtek a lot, but similarly when I turn on my (not-so-gruff Highland) Scottish accent, I don't get so much as a flicker of disagreement. Perhaps it's the glare?”

“The thing I can't understand the most is the amount of people who will say nothing when someone tries to skip the queue. Maybe it's just my gruff Scottish accent, but I've never had anyone argue when I loudly point out that there is a queue.”