Introduction People have different ways of behaving and doing things, but the society expects them to have decent manners that will be accepted by everybody. It is important to explain that all human beings cannot behave in similar ways but they should show respect for societal norms, laws and policies that guide their behavior. Those that do not behave in generally accepted ways are believed to violate the rules of the society and thus they may be punished, discriminated or ridiculed by the public (Jensen, Arnett, Feldman and Cauffman 209). This research paper will focus on a deviant behavior that is common in most public places even though most people do not know it. Definition Deviant behavior is a conduct that violates the socially agreed laws that govern human behavior (Mahoney and Stattin 118). It is important to explain that the society has a set of rules that guides the behavior of its members and those that violate them face punishments. There are no places or books where societal rules are written, but people agree by general consensus that some ways of behavior should not be practiced or tolerated because they violate their religious or cultural beliefs. People believe that some things should not be done in public places and those that do them are perceived to violate the norms of their societies. Some behavior may not be perceived to be deviant depending on how a society places moral importance and considerations on them. For instance, most African communities believe that kissing is a sacred affair and it should be done in private places by married people (Furnham, Petrides and Frederickson 278). Therefore, those that kiss in public are perceived to contravene the moral standards of these communities. However, most western cultures perceive kissing as a way of showing love, care, concern and even greeting others. Therefore, their members do not have to do it in hiding. This paper will discuss various issues about cutting lines in public places like banks, health care facilities, learning institutions and voting centers. This behavior is considered deviant because it violates the rights of other members to access public services at the correct time. Common sense dictates that when people go to places and find others there they should wait until when they are served before them. It is common knowledge that a journey that starts late ends late and this means that queuing is not an offense or an expression of weaknesses. Lastly, this behavior is considered to be deviant because it does not recognize the importance of order in the society (Mahoney and Stattin 121). Queues are important in ensuring service providers are able to attend to all people without delays and in a satisfactory manner. However, jumping queues makes service providers stranded because they are unable to know who came first or last. In addition, it becomes difficult to serve people when they are not organized because there will be no adequate space for service providers to do their work. People should always learn to do things how others do and if they are not sure about them they should ask so that they do not violate the norms of societies. It is necessary to explain that some conservatism societies have strong moral practices and do not entertain deviant behavior from the