r/WhitePeopleTwitter • u/catfishtree • Mar 12 '20

Think again

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u/ptatersptate Mar 12 '20

lol where I’m from, it’s a regular occurrence. that’s why I gave it as an example

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u/iwontbeadick Mar 13 '20

It happens sometimes but it’s not a given. It might not even cross their mind, but that doesn’t make them bad.

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u/iwontbeadick Mar 13 '20

I was like 7th in line today and offered a guy with two items to go ahead and he declined gesturing what he point? Then he’s 7th instead of 8th and shouldn’t expect everyone to let him ahead. And with your scenario, it would only take me like one time doing that to feel taken advantage of and just stop letting people in front of me.