A modern person, on average, has stood in line for about 5 years in his life. Given the average life expectancy in the country, this is a lot. How to stop wasting your life idle in line?
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Now we’ll look at several ways you can significantly reduce the waiting time in the queue.
Instruction manual
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To go very sooner or very late. If you need to go somewhere, where the presence of a queue is implied, then select the time with the least activity.
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Assign this uninteresting job to someone else. There are so many who are willing to stand in line for you. They will have to pay a small amount for this, but time is sometimes much more expensive. There are even specialized companies that have built on this business.
3
If this is in the store, then you should go to the cashier only after you check whether you have bought everything.
It’s also worth going not to the nearest cash desk, but to the most extreme one, because most often people don’t want to go to the very edge and stand in line for the cashier who was closer.
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Look for the cause (disability, child, iron). In any case, they can understand you if you have any good reason.
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If there is a friend in the queue, then boldly approach and talk with him until the turn reaches him, and then boldly go after him. In most cases, no one will tell you anything, exceptions are only in the lines where people wait a very long time and the situation is tense.
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Book in advance if the nature of the queue provides such an opportunity. Privilege is never superfluous.
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Impudence. Probably the most extreme method. There are times when you realize that, one way or another, you do not have time to stand the entire line. In such cases, you’ll have to get a little bored and go out of turn, or, convincing everyone that you are just “asking”, go around the whole line.
Helpful advice
There are times when you have to stand in line and this is inevitable. In such cases, try to enjoy your free time and do something useful, or just enjoy a moment of calm. Use tips and respect other people.
