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November 28, 2012
I have been stood here holding
a ten pound note in my hand for
the last nine minutes, in readiness
to pay for my tray of food.
I am the only man in the queue.
The delay is simply because all
these gasbags in front of me haven’t
even thought about how they’ll pay, and
wouldn’t dream of searching for their purses
until they reach the front of the counter.
Once their purses are found, they then open
and close endless compartments before
discovering they haven’t enough small change
to pay for their items, and then they have to
go delving into their bags again, unzipping
various other hidden areas where, presumably,
bank notes and credit cards are stuffed away.
The delay isn’t over once they’ve paid – Oh no,
they then proceed to put their loose change
or cards safely away, whilst still in pole position,
instead of moving off to one side, so as to allow
the next person to be served.
What I find even more exasperating is that
it’s these very same women who are the ones
complaining that
‘It takes forever to get served in here’.
God, give me strength!
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