Bengaluru Woman Confronts Man On Cutting In Line & Gets Yelled At; Here’s What The Restaurant Did Next

An uncle cut in line and created a ruckus when he was called out. This is what the restaurant did.

by Tooba Shaikh
Bengaluru Woman Confronts Man On Cutting In Line & Gets Yelled At; Here’s What The Restaurant Did Next

We have all come across people who lack basic manners and social etiquette when out and about. It can be frustrating to see people being inconsiderate and to the extent that when confronted, they are willing to even create a ruckus in public. Something similar happened to a Bengaluru woman recently when she was at a local darshini – a small eatery serving Udupi cuisine. An uncle cut in line and created a ruckus when he was called out. This is what the restaurant did.

Bengaluru Woman Confronts Man On Cutting In Line

A woman recently took to X (formerly known as Twitter) and shared a recent bad encounter she had with an uncle. She said that the incident took place a few weeks ago. She was at a local darshini, in a line. The uncle cut into the line in front of her.

When she said that there was a line and pointed out that he could not do what he had just done, the uncle snapped at her and said that there was no sign saying that they should form a queue. At first, the woman let it go because she did not want to make a scene.

However, the more she thought about it, the angrier she got. She decided to calmly confront the guy once more. However, as soon as talked to him, the uncle began yelling and creating a scene. It wasn’t long before he started hurling abuses at her.

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This Is What The Restaurant Did The Next Time She Went

This angered the woman’s boyfriend and the two got into a heated argument. Feeling that the situation was getting out of hand, the woman quickly dispelled the argument but the incident left a bad taste in her mouth.

She did not go back to the eatery for another couple of weeks as it still felt too soon. One day she decided to go back. To her utter delight and surprise, she saw that the restaurant now had a sign that said “Q please.” She saw it as a win as no one else could use the excuse of “there is no sign saying so” as an excuse for such antisocial behaviour.

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Have you ever had someone else cut in line in front of you? How did you react? What would you do if you were in this situation? Let us know in the comments section below!

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First Published: June 15, 2024 5:42 PM