Standing in line is a shared experience that unites people from all walks of life. We’ve all been there, patiently waiting our turn, when suddenly someone decides they deserve special treatment. Cutting in line, often done with nonchalance, is a behavior that elicits frustration and resentment among those who play by the rules.
Cutting queue at customs SG/Johor
Picture this: you’re waiting in line at your favorite ice cream parlor on a hot summer day. The line is long, but the anticipation of that sweet, cold treat keeps you patient. However, your patience is put to the test when someone saunters in and joins their friend, who is conveniently near the front of the line. This blatant act of cutting in line is enough to make anyone’s blood boil.
A netizen encountered this and took a photo of this at the checkpoint
Rough Translation
Cutting in line is a common occurrence, but it can be quite frustrating. When someone suddenly rushes over and pretends to chat with their friend, effectively cutting the queue, it’s irritating, isn’t it? They seem to get all excited talking to their friend, pretending they didn’t just cut in.
Some people might think, “Haiyaa, it’s just one person, why make such a big deal out of it?” But if you’re standing in line with 20 people, and 10 of them have friends with them, doesn’t that mean you suddenly have to wait for another 10 people?
You want to get home quickly, and others do too. It’s not like you’re the only one with a home to go to in this world.
Original Text
插队是很常见的事情, 但是真的超dulan.
这个人跑过来假假跟他朋友聊天就这样cut que 了？？？然后好像跟那个朋友聊到很兴奋这样，假装不知道自己cut que了？？？
有些人会觉得，haiyaa 一个人罢了嘛将小题大做，如果你前面排着20个人，但是这20人里面有10个人都有朋友，酱紫不是突然要等多10个人？？？
你想快回家人家也想，全世界不是只有你有家