I can not stand to set in a public place with my back out towards a crowd. I go to meeting and such early just to find a spot that I can set with my back right. LOL
Hate being around large groups of people. Waiting in line for anything. If the line is long I will shop a little bit more an try later or walk out and come back another time.
On waiting in line thing. I rarely eat at McDonalds. Usually not far enough from home to need fast food. Plus when I am away I usually have a friend that goes with me that hates MD. So last New Year I went on a equipment related trip alone. I usually hit fast food to get back going again,so MDs is just to get some thing quick/cheap and fly. Well McDonalds ruined that with their "new" menu setup. How they have all this "build or own" items on the menu is foolish. The average MD customer will wait in line and never even think about what they want. So you have 2 minutes of them scratching their nose at the counter. A family group takes 10 minutes. After the second MD in two states being backed up this way, I quit stopping after that. They are not fast or cheap anymore. I have not been back in one in just about a year now. Heck the food is better in just about any other fast food place any way.
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