Malaysians are amazing queue-cutters.
Situation 1: I was the first in the queue for the PTPTN panel evaluation on my application for a study loan. But still my position was highjacked even though I was no. 1 in the queue. I can't really tell what happened, but a group of five actually managed to undermine my effort of queueing.
Situation 2: I was lined up to get some freebies. We queued in one lane as we were told. But somehow when it was close to my turn, one (stupid) fellow actually shouted, "Hey, there's no more stock!" Almost instantaneously two new line of people appeared around my queue, flanking my mobility and put a halt to my queue's advancement. I shook my head to show my disapproval and luckily the queue was moving once again. Glad that they can see the writing on the wall that I was about to scold them...
Malaysians, love them, hate them...
ya~this is the bad habits for some malaysians.
ReplyDeleteOmg...I hate queues (i follow them ok) but I hate them all the same especially in schools, and hospitals.
ReplyDeleteBut I LOVE queues when i'm waiting for the bus in my college, coz it jamin me a place in the bus.
I know SOME people, who would practically NOT BOTHER with queue and pretend to queue then run ahead. Or people who are actually in the queue but when the bus come, and the guard counted and they are not in the count, they just go ahead!!! I mean...what's wrong with these people, people are trying to bring ORDER so we can sit back, relax, and not fight for it, and some people just love disrupting order.