I am waiting for an elevator and press the button in front of a male colleague and the button lights up. He feels the need to press the same button after just seeing me do it. Is this mansplaining? Elevatorsplaining?

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2 小時內	Steve Sawchuk michifsteve	Wow 🤦‍♂️
3 小時內	AT anasswip	Just get a life...
5 小時內	Marianne Sloan Hoffman sneakham	Maybe he wasn’t staring at you? 🙄
7 小時內	Maximilian Cross deconcross	You’re unhinged. Get help.
8 小時內	jaydubbelu	A lack of knowledge about how elevators work. He probably thinks the crosswalk buttons work that way as well.
12 小時內	Don Ferdinands don_ferdinands	I think it has to do with 'muscle' memory. If it's a constant, done on a regular basis, we tend to do it on auto-pilot. It had nothing to do with you. Life is short, don't waste your time pondering stuff like this.