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ST. LOUIS, MO - Saying the rude woman in question "didn't even try to let him finish his interjection," marketing analyst Kevin Ferris took deep personal offense Thursday when his female coworker continued speaking after he clearly interrupted her.

"God, I'll be right in the middle of butting in and Morgan will just totally monopolize the conversation she was having," said Ferris, adding that his associate raises her voice in meetings the second he tries to cut her off and insists on always getting the last word of her sentences.

"Do you know how humiliating it is to try and derail someone's comment only to have them finish it in front of the entire room? You've been talking for three seconds, for Christ's sake! It's almost enough to make a guy feel like what he has to say isn't way more important than whatever she was already saying." Ferris added that any woman who impolitely refused to be interrupted was a major obstacle to productivity, as she made it much more difficult to repeat her ideas 10 seconds later as if they were his own.

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