'Can you make that dude wait?': Satisfying justice finally comes for those who wait patiently in line in the form of 'IDGAF' employees

We have all been there, standing, sitting, or whatever, waiting in line for what feels like forever. It's not fun and none of us like it, but we wait, because we live in a society (said in a George Constanza voice)! Nobody is entitled to be first in line for something like McDonalds. Come on, people. We've evolved beyond that kind of behavior. But actually, apparently, we haven't, because there are still many cutters in the world. You can't just cut in line and not know that everybody hates you. Cutting a line is one of the most egregious acute acts of disrespect anyone can be accused of.

It hurts in an indescribable place in your heart when you see someone getting away with cutting in line after you have been waiting patiently for hours. Recently, however, one guy got the amazing experience of seeing justice getting served to a dude trying to cut. He posts on Reddit that he was waiting in line at his favorite fast food drive thru. It wasn't that long of a line, but definitely a few cars deep. When all of a sudden a guy pulls in out of nowhere, ignores the cones that forms the line of cars, and drives right up to the middle of the line to cut in. He starts pulling in and OP and the car in front of him try to stay as close as possible to not allow him in, but the guy was relentless and was able to get in anyways. The drive thru had employees walking up to the cars to get people's orders and one of them started to walk to the guy who had just cut. So OP stuck his head out of the window and said to make that guy wait because he just cut the line.

The employee looked at the car, then looked at OP and with a nonchalant IDGAF attitude, nodded, and came to him. But it didn't stop there, they not only skipped the cuter to make him wait longer, they also had him pull into a parking spot to have him wait even longer for his food. It was a beautiful chef's kiss moment, and OP made sure to let the manager know that their employees were doing things right and working on the side of satisfying justice. Seriously, who cuts in line for fast food? I don't even cut in line at fast food when I'm getting my midnight fries after the bar!

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Posted by Elna McHilderson