9. Not saying “excuse me” while trying to get past someone
While being shoved against strangers on a crowded sidewalk or train is never a pleasant experience, that doesn’t mean your manners should fall by the wayside. “[Not saying ‘excuse me’] is absolutely one of the rudest things somebody can do,” says Thomas. “We’re all in a hurry. What that says is that ‘I’m more important than you and I don’t need to be kind.’” And if you want to be more polite on a daily basis, discover these 23 Old-Fashioned Etiquette Rules That Still Apply.
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