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Input: My husband and I went to Sweet Tomatoes this past weekend. If you don’t know, it’s a buffet type place that first you go through a salad bar, then pay, then you have access to the rest of the options. 

It was pretty busy and there was a sign at the front that said after you paid, you would have to wait to be seated. It’s normally seat yourself. So there are two line options and we picked the one with just one family ahead of us because we were really hungry. Turns out the other line would have been quicker. their kid could barely reach the salad bar. (I’m guessing about 6 or 7 years old idk were expecting our first kid now and don’t really know enough to properly guess ages) So that was taking awhile because she couldn’t really reach and I get that they’re trying to teach her responsibility but it seemed inconsiderate to those behind them (us and an elderly couple at that point.) The parents were also having multiple discussions on what should go on her plate. “That’s not enough Lima beans.” “She needs more lettuce.” 

Anyway we had gotten everything we needed on the salad bar and were just waiting on them. This has happened before and usually people notice and tell us we can go around. They don’t but we’re starving and anticipating a bit of a wait (not super long as we can some tables clearing already) so we went around not thinking much of it. The elderly couple behind us followed suit. We paid and were waiting at the end of the counter when finally the family got to the end to pay and the mother “told on us” to the cashier. She told him that we and the elderly couple had skipped them and they should’ve seated first. She complained that they were trying to teach their daughter about nutrition and we should’ve been patient. 

The guy basically ignored her and we were seated first, but when I saw how embarrassed the daughter was I started to feel bad. So AITA?

cutting a family in line because they were taking forever