I find people in Malaysia at least have very little remorse for doing anything that is wrong. It's like 'Wrong? So what? Get lost sucker'. It is a really sad environment.

My worst experience is 3 years ago at Bon Odori. Was lining to buy some stuff for my friends so I lined up at the very back. Damn the queue was so long. But when I finally got closer I knew what was going on. People literally squeezes in from all sides! With no remorse or sorry to those who have lined up for at least half an hour. What's shocking to me is that when I went back to my friends, first thing they said (since I did took a very long time), "You lined up properly is it? Just cut the queue la". I was like WTF.

Sadly this is the kind of mind Malaysian has. Still on 3rd world selfishness with no remorse for doing anything wrong.

This kind of queuing I don't mind as much as they are still queuing. Whoever ditch their line, its a good thing for the guys at the back but might take a little later for the one they goes to. Ordering in one go is still a lot faster than ordering one by one. It's still OK for me.

Fast food chains I rarely see peopel cutting lines. Usually in a more orderly place like this or cinema for example it's a rarity for people to cut queues. Most will do when they're out of this place. Such as at bazaar, festival, etc.

The most shameless type of people I see is when dealing with counters, post office and such. A person can just suddenly went straight to the counter ignoring all the liners or sometime not even taking a number and straight away does his business. What surprises me is that the people at the counters actually serviced those people! I believe it would have been logical and more ethical to just turn them down and tell them to line up. But most people just ignores it and services them like nothing happened.