Cutting people in line.

Don't you hate it when people cut in front of you in lines? I know I do. But unfortunately, sometimes, desperate times call for desperate measures (ie. lunch time). I know how annoying it feels when people cut in front of you, just exactly when it feels like the line is hardly moving anyway. But in PAS, the lunch line gets so long it is annoying, and you just feel the need to grab a friend, and cut straight in. Imagine this: you are in the classroom waiting for the bell to ring (at this point everyone in the classroom is already packed, with textbooks and bag in hand, completely ignoring the teachers' last comments, and just staring at the clock, or listening for the bell). The familiar sound of the bell goes off, and everyone rushes out the door, and as you near the locker area, you already see crowds of people squishing in, desperate to throw their bags in the lockers, and get to the lunch line. After you dump your bag, you run to the cafeteria, and quickly inspects the line for familiar faces. If you're lucky, your friends might be at the front of the line, but if you're not, you have to queue up just like the rest of them. This happens to me all the time. I never understood how people got to the cafeteria so fast. But unlike some people, I actually feel guilty when I cut the line. I can imagine the people behind me whispering to eachother. But we all know they'd do the same, if they were in similar circumstances. So my solution is: get another table, so there could be a total of 4 lines.