“Unlocking the Secret: 7 Surprising Behaviors of Those Who Can’t Stand Waiting in Line!”
And the more they check, the more frustrated they become, trapped in a loop of irritation that only ends when they finally reach the front.
2) They look for a faster option
I’ll admit it—I’m one of those people.
If I walk into a store and see multiple lines at checkout, my brain immediately goes into calculation mode. Which line is moving the fastest? Who has the fewest items? Is that cashier working quicker than the others?
And even after I’ve picked a line, I keep second-guessing myself. I glance over at the others, comparing my progress. If I see someone who arrived after me getting ahead, I feel a wave of regret—like I made a terrible life decision.
