In a small, nearby town, people have a strong cultural norm of waiting in line at the local grocery store. It's considered impolite to cut in line, and individuals who do so often receive disapproving looks from others. Additionally, the city has a deeply ingrained belief that honesty is crucial, and lying is seen as a serious violation of social trust.

Which of the following represents a more $($pronounced as mor$-$ay$)$ in this town?

Disapproving looks

Upholding honesty

Cutting in line

Waiting one's place in line