I find this distinction important and relevant, akin to the maintenance of the "social fabric" of courtesy. Like a water fountain on a hot day, if there's a lin

I find this distinction important and relevant, akin to the maintenance of the "social fabric" of courtesy. Like a water fountain on a hot day, if there's a line, it takes a special kind of mental composition to want to finish drinking then turn off the water and stand in the way of the next user. Or think that by not having a license plate it's totally cool to park in handicapped spaces...