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In the USA 99% of people press the "close door" button immediately upon entering, without looking whether someone else is currently headed to the same elevator.
by remram 4y ago
In the USA 99% of people press the "close door" button immediately upon entering, without looking whether someone else is currently headed to the same elevator. It makes sense to disable a button that people can't use politely.
- Arnavion 4y agoHow do you know they don't just do it because they're used to the door not closing immediately?
- ablob 4y agoDoes it matter in a situation, where you don't want to close the door immediately?
- remram 4y agoThey are, and it doesn't. I don't understand your point.
- Arnavion 4y agoThey press the close door button because they know they have the time to turn around, notice someone else entering and press the open door button.