What's the Worst line to Stand in?
By satyabs15
@satyabs15 (119)
United States
September 11, 2009 3:15am CST
A I was standing in line to buy train ticket, I was aware of the line. It made me think of standing in lines(queue) in most of the places. And that made me wonder about other lines I stand in or have stood in. At the moment, I probably dislike standing in line at the grocery store more than other places. I used to hate standing in line at banks, ATM's etc.,
How about you all?
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3 responses
@nanayangel (7879)
• Philippines
11 Sep 09
Hi there!
I hate standing in lines especially when I'm in a hurry and when the line seems to be not moving at all. I also get irritated when other people can't seem to understand that when they just arrived, they are supposed to go take their place in the end of the line. Except for disabled people and the senior citizens, though, that's perfectly understandable.
I would hate to stand in a line for a long time to the comfort room the most. Especially when I feel that I really need to get in there and relieve myself. It would be an awful feeling trying to keep yourself from just giving in to the call of nature.
@satyabs15 (119)
• United States
11 Sep 09
Yes, thats true. I need to share my experience when i was stand in front of ATM to withdraw money. That line was very long and one by one taken the money. When i was in middle of the queue they informed that it is out of ord. I really get irritated at that time and went for another ATM.
@samson1967 (7414)
• India
11 Sep 09
Wating near Bank counters to draw our own money is the worst. This will occur when the ATM'S are out of order.
@satyabs15 (119)
• United States
11 Sep 09
You are 101% correct. See to take our own money we need to wait for some half an hour or more is really very worse for me.
@23uday (2997)
• India
11 Sep 09
Hi friend,
Even i don't like to stand in.Once i stand in for buying a train ticket
its a worst line for standing in a line.In other places like Cinema halls,ATMS,
bank,etc.
have a great day.
