Took the wife and daughter on the lake today. Lake was super busy, especially the ramp. We waited to leave while about 4 people were ahead. It appeared that one would launch, the next would leave, and so on. It was our turn. I pulled the boat into the area to tie up. My wife and daughter were standing on the dock. I went to get the truck. As I did this tahoe comes flying in ahead of two other trucks, and starts to back in front of me. They came about 10 feet from my boat. Lady gets out and gets mad because I'm in the way. I explained to her that I was next. She said she didnt care because her boat would take 3 minutes to unload. (she has two guys in the truck who didn't bother to get out) My wife came up at this point and said it is common courtesy to wait your turn and be patient. She got huffy, walked back to her truck and unloaded her boat right next to mine, almost hitting mine. Didn't even care!!! People at the ramp were even telling her to wait. Then she drives the truck back up and I load up to leave. As she was leaving she started running her mouth and my wife was very nice and told her "spandex isn't for everyone" lol Anyway is there some kind of regulation about people that just jump ahead? Or do some people just not care?