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Input: Backstory: on the phone with social services (UK) discussing the welfare if my younger brother who has no contact with myself or any of his other siblings or family. Discussing family mediation arrangements. 

I was running late for university so had to have the phone call on the way to train station and had to jump on the train and buy a ticket on there from conductor. 

I saw he was free and walked up to him not realising there was two men just standing there waiting (i assumed they were just standing up as people do this a lot on the train). 

As i speak to the conductor one of the men mutters "oh sure you go ahead dickhead" to which i say "I'm sorry was in my own world didn't realise you were waiting for tickets". I'd only just got off the phone with social services and saw the ticket conductor free. 

"You buy yours first then" i said gesturing to the man who had called me a dickhead. "Nah you first your life is more important clearly" i just sighed and brought  my ticket. When i was done i turned to the man who had spoke to me and said "no need to be rude I generally didnt see you wanted tickets as you weren't talking to the conductor" and walked off. 

As i walked off he turned to the other man and said "i fucking hate rude people like that" i apologised to the other man who was waiting and didn't say anything  to me and sat down. 

I just think it would of been rude if I purposefully pushed in front. But there was no queue just two men standing there saying nothing so I asked the conductor. Also I had a lot going on in the phone call before. 

Am i the arsehole? 

accidentally cutting infront of others buying train tickets