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Story summary
- A voter at a precinct waited in line and the person behind her jabbed her shoulder several times to signal a volunteer’s availability.
- The voter felt meek and wished she had responded more assertively.
- Miss Manners advises against lecturing the person who jabbed her in public, noting it may seem rude and alienate bystanders.
- Instead, she recommends finding a more satisfying way to handle such situations in the future.
