4 years ago
Everyplace you go these days has a line right? Som...
Everyplace you go these days has a line right? Some lines are faster than others, depending on where you are and what the service is you're getting.
So, the name of the game now is safety and patience. You don't want to put your health or the health of your family at home in jeopardy, by trying to bypass the safety measures put in place to keep us all from getting or spreading this thing.
So for me, standing 6 feet away from somebody and covering my face to get my business done is simply par for the course; it's just where we are right now. And getting angry and frustrated only makes things worse. I still have to take care of my banking and the sooner I get this over with, the sooner it'll be over (at least for this visit).
This line doesn't tend to move continuously, but when it does move 6 or 7 people move up at a time. So, the progress is swift. I usually open up an app on my phone, or say a prayer to the Lord God, or just engage in old-fashoned people watching.
The scenery here is nice, comparatively speaking, and once the transition is made to the inside, another teller may be able to handle the transaction (depending on what it is) without the need to go to the window or wait in the line any further.
Hang in there y'all. We can do this.