Entitled mother attempts to cut in line at Comic-Con photo op, even confronts the people who actually waited, until staff intervenes: ‘Nice try’

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Bar Mor Hazut • Senior Editor
Aug 13, 2026 5:00 PM EDT

When can people be allowed to cut others in line? The answer is very easy, because luckily, there are rules and regulations to solve questions like these. 

Even though no one likes to wait in line, we all do it, because that is simply how civilized culture works. If you want to be serviced, you need to wait your turn, just like everyone else before you did, and how everyone after you shall do as well. Don't like it? Well, get in line…

Some people are exempt from waiting in line, and they have a special, legal permit to do so. And as much as we might be envious of them, we imagine the reason they have this permit might be a lot more difficult to deal with than simply waiting in line. Nothing comes for free, and we would much rather stay healthy and able to stand on our feet for the amount of time it would take us to get to the front of the line than deal with an issue that signifies we can't do that. We're sure most people with that permit would agree and tell us to be happy with the card we were dealt.

Obviously, plenty of people still think they are above the law and refuse to adhere to rules as simple as waiting in line for their turn. They would do everything to save themselves those precious minutes, even if it means fighting with other people and getting in trouble for it.

When a mother, like the one here, teaches her children that cutting in line is not only acceptable, but should be achieved by lying and deceiving others, all we want to see is her facing the consequences of her actions. That is why we were happy when the Comic-Con staff member stopped her attempt to cut the line and demanded that they move to the back.

She should teach her children patience and kindness, not to cheat and deceive others until they get their way…

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  • People waiting in line at a convention.
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    People waiting in line at a convention.

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  • Entitled mother tries making my daughters let her go ahead of them at comic con for a photo op

    This past weekend I was at a comic con that had a rare celebrity appearance and when tickets went on sale one of my daughters was able to get the tickets for
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  • the photo ops, one for myself and my husband to do together then two more for herself and her siblings as the options were two
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  • person photo op and four person photo op so my two sons did one together for the two person and my four daughters did the four
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  • person. While we waited our turns a woman walks over to the line where my daughters are and with the woman she had her two daughters and her son. The
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  • woman I overhear ask my daughters can they let the woman and her kids go before them since they're closest in line to get photo
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  • op done. One of my daughters tell her there's no cutting in photo ops. The kids are then heard crying, "make the mean girls give up their spot mommy!"
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  • This is a mother who clearly never said 'no' to her kids...

    The woman then says to give up their spot or she'll get a staff to make them move. Before I can get a staff luckily one of them
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  • overheard everything and went over. The woman claims my daughters cut in line and the staff tells her, "Nice try I saw you walk in just a few moments ago,
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  • these four got here first. Get to the back of the line.” The woman reluctantly does as she's told and as the staff walks back to their spot I quickly say to them,
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  • The only valid response to line cutters!

    "Thank you for your help." The staff tells me, "If there's one thing I don't tolerate it's line cutters." In the end we all got the photo op
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  • and have great additions to our comic con photo op collection.
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  • People at a convention.
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    People at a convention.

    Representative only.

  • greatflicks Good for your daughter for standing up and the staff for doing the right thing.
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  • InfiniteScrollers POV: you tought your kids there no cutting in line and they actually listened.The entitled mom: this is unacceptable
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  • Legitimate_Ear_3895 true justice would be the staff member kicking them out. teach them a real lesson about consequences.
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  • JediLincoln 14 I bet those kids have never been told "no" in their lives.
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