While getting my propane tanks filled at Costco today - I saw a man approach the fill station - there was an obvious line formed and he bypassed everyone and placed his tank down close to the pump as if he were next in line. The young mother with 2 children who had been waiting in line (she had her children in a cart with her propane tank outside of the yellow parking block barrier) mentioned to the man that she was next in line - the man started huffing and puffing, told this young mother that her propane tank was still in the cart, said to her that the attendant wouldn't come and get it for her. The mother replied that she didn't want to leave her children unattended in the cart for any longer than she had to as the cart can not cross the yellow barrier so she was waiting for her turn to bring the tank to the attendant. She left her children, placed the tank in front of the mans tank and went right back to her children. Kudos to the attendant who finished with my tanks and immediately asked the young mother which tank was hers, filled it and proceeded to place it directly into her cart so she wouldn't have to leave her children again.
To the rude man - you have been spotted for not understanding that your time is not more important than those around you and for not understanding the concept of waiting your turn. As I was walking away I overheard the mother explaining to her child (probably age 3 or 4) how it is important to wait your turn in line -perhaps you could use a refresher course yourself?