Not that long ago, I entered a restaurant and the first thing I saw was a guy sitting in the corner playing with his Rubik's cube. I watched him do a solve out of the corner of my eye. After awhile, I noticed he was pretty much at LL but it took forever for him to finish it from there. It took him about 2 or 3 minutes for the whole thing. He was using a Rubik's brand. I wanted to play with my cube while at the restaurant, but since he was just at the next table, I didn't want to appear snobbish by pulling mine out and solving it way faster than him (I was averaging about 20 seconds at the time.) There was also this waiter who kept talking to him (obviously he was really amazed.) I couldn't resist talking to him later too. I'm no good at faking amazement though. So I just tried to be nice and asked him what method he was using and how long he had been cubing and also said that what he was doing was pretty cool. I wonder if he thought I was just another non-cuber. I was so concerned about not appearing snobbish that I probably made myself sound like a non-cuber. What do other people do when they see someone in a public place playing with a cube? I really didn't know what else to do or what to say. (Jokingly: "Hello. I can cube too. And I'm a lot faster than you.") I think if he had been about 40s I would have shown him my speedcube. And if he had been faster than me it would be even easier to talk more. Too bad.