I'm Not Your Bellboy, ok?

I ran outside to get lunch just now and upon entering the elevator to go back up to my floor, a young dude walks in after me and says, "17..."  Happily, I pressed 17 for the lad, but I couldn't help and think that it was really rude of him to ask me, in elevator etiquette-speak, of course.

• See, my hands were full (the kind of full, where you have to use your pinky to hit the button) and his were not.  
• The call box for floors are on both sides of the elevator and he could have easily just hit "17" on his own.
• The elevator was not full - it was just the two of us.  When an elevator is full of people and someone in the back, who walked in first, calls out their floor number, it's completely acceptable.

I understand I'm beating a dead horse, but the point is, you don't walk in an elevator behind someone and ask them to hit your floor number without even saying 'please'.  It's just like, unacceptable.

And those are my thoughts on that.

In other thoughts, I love when you ask for 6" turkey on whole wheat at Subway and they give you like, 7".