I like to complain about queues – but I secretly love

I like to complain about queues – but I secretly love the ritual and excitement | Australia news


he-was-first chivalry and etiquette such bar queue interactions uniquely offered.
Like everyone I like to complain about queues. But more and more, I have realised I secretly
love them, and everything they represent.
Until recently, Covid killed the establishment queue, replacing it with the need to book ahead everywhere; killing the joy of spontaneity.
It replaced it with the small but infuriating queue for the QR check-in code. You do not know the limits of your own patience till you’ve tried, unsuccessfully, to crane your go-go-gadget arm around someone creating a WHOLLY UNNECESSARY queue by blocking access to the QR code while trying to locate – at a glacial pace – the camera app on their smartphone.

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