[Opinionated Blowhard]

It’s common practice to let a president cut to the front of the line at a dining establishment. After all, the president arguably has the busiest schedule on the planet. Plus, having a president standing in one place only creates headaches for everyone else who is just trying to get some food.

That's right Yahoo, spend half the article desperately trying to convince your readers that its OK for Obama to cut in front of the common people. Methinks they doth protest too much.

[henkster]

During World War 2, on US Navy ships, everyone had to stand in the gedunk line to get ice cream. Once, on the USS New Jersey, a couple shave tail oficers decided to cut to the head of the line. A gruff voice from back in the line called them out with the words: “Hey, no cuts; you get in the back.” It was Fleet Admiral William Halsey, who was arguably the busiest admiral on the face of the planet. He was waiting in line no different than any of his sailors.

[castlebrew]

Actual leaders go to the end of the line, and make sure everyone else has eaten, before they get in line.

Class (or lack thereof) always shows...