In this particular situation I’m at the hair salon. There are 6 chairs, 3 on each side and no one sitting in them. Which chair do you choose?
I chose the one on the end, the next person chose to skip a chair and so forth. So now there are 3 chairs open because people skipped a chair.
There are people standing because there are “no chairs”. Why do you think that is? People scared of germs? invading space? antisocial?
If you notice this is a common theme in our lives. Just another thing I ponder sitting here with no one near me.
Good Morning Gloucester 
Happens in Doctor’s offices as well
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On a related note, I’m def skipping one when using urinals in public.
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there’s a topic for your homie cast! urinal talk lol
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No man talks when they are using the urinal. Unless they play for the other team. 🙂
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I usually experience the opposite effect in movie theaters and parking lots. Wide open space and the newcomer plops down in my immediate vicinity. I have always wondered about that and have come to the conclusion that it’s part of a need to belong to a group, no matter how random or temporary that group is.
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that is funny and awkward right? all these seats but just need to be next to a human being.
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After being stuck in the middle on a plane ride to Korea 5 seat middle If I had a Choose I didn’t I would take either end…:-) Dave
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