Whose Line Is It Now?

Here's my experiment. I asked 25 people waiting in a really long line what they would do if someone cut in front of them. Almost all of them said they would say something. After all, no one wants to be a softy. At least that's what they say. But is that what people really do? Let's find out. Watch this couple. I get right in front of them and they say nothing. But look at their faces. They're not happy about it. Watch as these girls come into focus. You can see the one on your left hates my guts. But does she talk to me? No. She thinks if she makes faces at the back of my head, it might help. It doesn't. Maybe everyone's going easy on me because I'm such an adorable kid. Let's see what happens when my aunt Linda cuts in line. Linda is a confident mom of three who isn't afraid of a challenge. She once even tried to return a used blender without a receipt. If anyone can get a reaction, it's her. After 24 line cutings, 24, no one has spoken up. Finally, watch this woman. She's got guts. She taps Linda on the shoulder and says, "Who does your hair?