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Input: This happened last year.  I was in my car, in line at a drive up ATM.  As the car ahead of me was about to pull away from the ATM, this old man walked out in front of my car toward the *drive up* ATM and proceeded like he was about to use the ATM.  I gave a short honk on the horn and said “Excuse me, can you please use the ATM inside the bank?  I was waiting for this one.”  And then the guy tells me that he’ll only be a minute and turns to the ATM.  So I got on the horn a little more to get his attention again and told him that he was cutting in line and asked him again, a little more curtly, to use the inside ATM.  He still refused so then I laid into the horn until he walked out of my way.  But then he started yelling at me, telling me I should “Respect my elders” and spewing something about how he was an army veteran or something.  I have all the respect in the world for the elderly and veterans, but this particular bank, at the time of day we are talking about, has no fewer than 3 other ATMs inside for people to use, so I just don’t think there’s an legit excuse for cutting in line at the drive up ATM.  Thoughts?

asking a guy - who walked in front of my car at the drive up ATM - to use the ATM inside the bank instead