As an economist, i was trying to answer how efficient this cewing system is. The worry from an economic perspective is that the cue rations out slots to people who don't have much else to do with their time and excludes people who can't afford to skip work. And you know, some people may truggle to stand in line for that long. Although actually, there was a separate cue for disabled people, so that that was meant to help with accessibility. But in general, cues do have some drawbacks. I did speak to a few retires, one student, but i did find people working in the line. Here's tot an adam, whom we had from earlier: