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Pumps, what have you had it with? Okay. What I've had it with is people that have no urgency in the ATM line. So there's like five cars rolled up waiting on the ATM and the ATM person dicks around with their card. They don't just get their money and put it in the cart. They want to put it in their wallet, make sure it's all organized, count their money. I'm just like...
The machine's going to give you the money. Move on down the road. If you have an issue, you're going to have to go in the bank anyway. Go, go, go, go, go. There are five people in line. Have some urgency and some self-awareness. It's not the time to clean out your wallet while you're sitting at the ATM machine. I've had it.
You know, I think a lot of people don't take into account the feelings of the people behind them in line. And you see this all the time. It could be at a restaurant. You have the register congestors that we've talked about and identified as a huge problem in Trump's America. And then now we have the ATM congestors. And I've experienced the same thing. I'm like, you have to get in and out.
And then when you get your cash or your receipt or whatever, then you move up. Right. And when you're not hindering anybody's ability to access the coveted machine, then you can organize your own things. But I agree, there's a lot of lollygagging and pussyfooting going on at the ATM.
It's the worst. My dad, when he was alive, he was the worst at this. One time I went to the ATM with him. He pulled out his wallet. He puts the card in. He's dicking around. He puts his wallet back in. It was five to seven minutes. And I just looked at him and I said, Every single person in this blind and every single person in this bank hates your guts. It's just chaos at these ATMs.
People are just rude. And inefficient. I mean, people as a species are inefficient. You can see it at the airport, at the ATM. Anytime you have a crowd of people, it's mass inefficiency. Absolutely.
I also think some of it is regional because when I go to New York City or London, people that live in big cities learn to be efficient. They learn to be a member of a fine-tuned machine where millions of people live in the same place at the same time and they seem to be more efficient.
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