businessmaninpl 6 | 26
3 Nov 2010 / #1
In most european countries i've visited people form queues with some breathing space between people - about a foot or so at least.
In Poland, it seems that whenever there is a line people are standing such that everyone in line is sandwiched. Lately i've been getting quite annoyed with this as i can't move a muscle without bumping into the person standing both in front and behind me. I've started to ask these people to give me some room - no surprise, i got a lot of odd looks.
Must i be in constant physical contact with an ugly obese polish babka or some guy that smells like he only showers once a month whilst waiting to pay for me groceries?
Are they afraid someone will jump in and steal the last loaf of bread? Do they realise it's not 1980 anymore?
In Poland, it seems that whenever there is a line people are standing such that everyone in line is sandwiched. Lately i've been getting quite annoyed with this as i can't move a muscle without bumping into the person standing both in front and behind me. I've started to ask these people to give me some room - no surprise, i got a lot of odd looks.
Must i be in constant physical contact with an ugly obese polish babka or some guy that smells like he only showers once a month whilst waiting to pay for me groceries?
Are they afraid someone will jump in and steal the last loaf of bread? Do they realise it's not 1980 anymore?