When I started playing MMO's back in 1999/2000 with EverQuest I learned patience, I learned what a grind was, and what hell levels were. I remember playing for about 22 hours straight for almost a level and a half. You would wait roughly 5-10 minutes for mobs to respawn after clearing the camp. Now this may be a generation thing, but having been there from roughly the start of the MMO movement I can safely say that the people that complain about new players wanting to watch the CS should learn patience, and understanding. I'm a new player, I will be watching the CS in every dungeon at least once. I will do this because I want to experience them in the heat of the moment (good song btw), and it shows a bit of respect to the people that brought us this game, which is as far as I can tell fantastic. And if the complainers are getting something out of my first run new player experience, then you can wait. Obviously you have nothing better to do. You can always try to socialize with the party members that are patiently waiting too. If socializing during downtime bugs you, maybe you should rethink your life choices and go back to single player games.

One more thing, treat new players nice. They increase the games sub income, which leads to more money, which leads to better and new features and content because money=fun.