Queuing is a serious norm in UK and the ones who break it, ‘the queue jumpers’, are frowned upon. It is stated by Kate Fox (2005) that during the social experiment to be a queue jumper, only a thought of that made her felt embarrassed enough to quit the experiments altogether. Similar to the ‘proper’ manner, British will offers ‘excuse me’, ‘sorry’, ‘please’, and ‘thank you’ freely in daily conversations.