Posted by jocco on December 13, 2016 at 14:10:23 from (166.182.3.123):
A lot of things "jerk my chain" especially this one. You are in a business STANDING #2 in line they wait on #1 your up next right?? WRONG Some guy barges in and goes right in front of you and starts telling the counter man what he wants!! Well I have gotten short fused I guess because twice in the very recent past I blew up at both the person and counter man (my time is of value to me and I waited my turn) For what it is worth they were dumbfounded, guy waited his turn I was taken care of and left. Some places use a number now serving 323 and that puts an end to this crap. Many years ago a similar thing happened at a large industrial place. Guy put his parts on counter clerk started looking at them another guy started moving them, but not for long as guy #1 let an uppercut go and guy #2 left the building on a stretcher!!! SO HOW DO EACH OF YOU DEAL WITH IT?? AM I RIGHT TO CALL IT OUT?? AND IT SEEMS TO BE ON THE RISE EVERYWHERE YOU GO.
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