In Line And Out Of Line, Part 23

I’m a cashier for my dad’s business. A customer is trying to cut in front of a line of about eight other people.

Me: “Are you in line?”

Customer: “No, I’m just moving my items around.”

Me: “Whenever you’re ready, just move over there.”

I point at the end of the line. She rummages around in her cart for another two minutes and then comes up to me.

Customer: “I’m ready.”

Me: “I’m sorry, miss, but these people are in line.”

Customer: “What did you say to me?! I’ve been waiting for twenty minutes! I want to see your manager!”

I look over and just say:

Me: “Hey, Dad, this woman wants to speak to you.”

Dad: “If you get to the back of the line, you’ll be out of here within a couple of minutes.”

As she starts walking to the back of the line, he quips:

Dad: “Just like they taught you in kindergarten.”

Related:
In Line And Out Of Line, Part 22
In Line And Out Of Line, Part 21
In Line And Out Of Line, Part 20
In Line And Out Of Line, Part 19
In Line And Out Of Line, Part 18