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Maturing is realizing that business owner took the money, waited for the guy to walk away, and still served her
Maturing is realizing they are both wrong and 2 wrongs don’t make a right.
"Excuse me miss it is your turn." That would have wasted far less time. He was definitely not in the right.
Maturing is realizing they both suck, and wanting to stay as far away from these types of people as possible.
Maturing is realising this is written by someone with the maturity of a child
I have $500 to throw around like this. I think I'm starting my villain arc
Maturing is realizing the editing determines who was right
Since no one mentioned it: It's called "Not suitable for Work" and it's a Hulu original series.
The type of person that blares their horn a nanosecond after the turns green
The correct thing for the guy to do is "hey it's your turn :) "
The owner literally said next and the guy didnt even give her a sec b4 skipping. Acted like she ignored it for a long time. He definitely wasnt right
Maturing is knowing this is not at all how people act in public
That’s the level of pettiness I strive towards
Mind you, could have been avoidable if she either let it go or if he reminded her it’s her turn gently
Maturing is realizing that realizing that you are maturing is maturing and realizing. ✔️
Dude realizes that before cellphones people waited in lines with magazines, newspapers, walkmans and people still.had manners
Meanwhile in Europe: Both sitting at a table, waiting for the waiter.
Be present. Especially when people are waiting for you.
maturing is realising that you live in a world where people actually believe the guy was right
Guess I’m not mature, lol. I understand that it’s annoying to wait in line, but if the guy had simply given her a tap on the shoulder, she probably would have just gotten her coffee and left. The fact that he paid the employee not to serve her just pushed it over the top. If he had already tapped her on the shoulder and she still kept looking at her phone, then I feel like his reaction would’ve been reasonable. 😂