10.26.25: The Eternal Queue

Humans are experts at waiting in line. Airports, supermarkets, coffee shops. The queue is our great equalizer, a shared ritual of silent suffering. The strange thing is, nobody teaches us. You just instinctively know not to cut. I once saw a man break the rule in London and the collective outrage of the line was terrifying. No words, just a thousand death stares. He stepped back like a criminal. It’s proof that society hangs together not just on laws, but on invisible agreements, like respecting the sanctity of the line. Break it, and you’ve declared war.

Degen Hill

Degen Hill is an American editor, writer and reporter who loves traveling, reading, and exploring the world around him. "Aventuras" is a travel blog and writing portfolio covering the food, people, and cultures of China, South America, Southeast Asia, and many other countries around the world

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