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Society has deemed it unacceptable to cut in line.
Yet many people seem to lack that common courtesy, and these situations canget ugly.
However, todays story ended the opposite.
They wanted to do a good deed and pay it forward.
Instead, they received an unpleasant reminder that some people dont seem to care about anyone else but themselves.
The story also shows how situations unfold when handled with class.
She also mentioned a1978 studyin which a researcher gave different justifications for jumping the line at a copy machine.
Chances improved as well when the person asking to cut in line was a woman.
And overall, she sees it as part of human nature.
Isnt it human nature to use every (legal) tool at our disposal to get ahead in life?
Most people dont think twice.
According toprevious studies, theres only a 54% chance of a reaction if only one person is involved.
Thats a bottom line I can respect.
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