28. Cutting in line
You knew this was rude in kindergarten, so why would cutting in line be any less of an etiquette error later in life? This is especially true in retail settings—if a new register opens up, but you’re at the back of the existing line, that doesn’t give you a free pass to hop to the front of the new one.
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