It’s hard to know when to pick your battles. Is a line at Costco the right place?

See how one Redditor was subjected to an extremely long wait after he confronted a woman who had cut in line at the pharmacy.

Read the post below to find out all the details.

AITA for calling out a woman in public for cutting a line.

I am an under 20-year-old Asian (I don’t want to give out my age) man in a small city in Canada.

I was heading into a Costco pharmacy to get a COVID shot.

I filled out a couple sheets of documentation and history info, and I lined up behind someone else to hand it in.

The woman in question was leaning on a box of vitamins nearby. It looked like she was browsing the aisle end caps.

What happens next shocked everyone in line…

As I was next in line, she walked in front of me, slammed her Costco card down, and turned away.

I was confused and an elderly couple nearby also looked shocked.

Therefore, I politely said the line was here, and I did not care that she was leaning on a box nearby.

But the woman’s response was extreme.

She then pretty much freaked out.

I am a much taller guy at 6 foot 2, and she was smaller so she started to back away while calling me rude.

I kept on simply trying to explain where the line started.

She just backed away and kept calling it rude.

That’s when the pharmacist got involved…

Finally, the pharmacist came out and basically asked what was the problem and separated us.

I got to hand in the form and took a seat.

And you won’t believe what the pharmacist did next.

Then, the pharmacist made me wait 1.5hrs before getting a shot, she spent most of the time sitting there and talking with her friends.

The actions of the pharmacist made me question whether I was right or wrong.

I’m not sure if I should have been the bigger person and let them first?

Does Reddit think this patient’s behavior was fair? Let’s see what the comments say below.

Many said “NTA” for this Reddit post.

Others thought the whole story was hysterical.

And users agreed that the long wait was worth a complaint to management.

But one Redditor questioned the OP’s story and ultimately said “YTA.”

If you aren’t sure of where the line is, just ask!

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