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....like Bump, a lunch line elementary memory

I  have been asked to come to the front of the line by customer clerks when I'm in the process of   being continually helped.

  I don't remember ever cutting in line unless it was the lunch line during school when I was kid.

No, because I don't want it done to me.

My son was offered a "go-ahead" in a line at a Texas Wal-Mart late one night. A guy behind him got mad because the lady in front of both of them let my son, with his one item, go first. The two guys are getting loud, and my son yelled, "You're a #=/ #<[*. The #=/ #<[* line is over there (pointing). Go get in that line!"

My son was allowed to make his purchase, and asked to never return to that store. 

in Mich, we call that  " cuttin' in  "   One guy told me he learned to cut in line in the army. Hee hee.

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