I don't really understand the criticism of people standing in lines.
Some pay 100 EUR to listen to Yva's concert, others hug an inconspicuous drunk person and jump and chant "Žalia Balta", another goes to the Kaziuka fair, browses the stalls and buys a baranka for EUR 5, although the same LIDL costs EUR 1, another stands in line to the opening of a Polish store, while another is angry at someone who is standing and expresses this with a displeasure comment.
People do a lot of strange things, but if it brings them joy, then why should anyone else be angry?
I wonder what commenters 1,2, 4 and XNUMX do in their spare time. Maybe something useful? Maybe you've already invented a cure for cancer, or are you close to stopping global warming? After all, is your meaningful activity limited to reading news about the war and venting your anger in the comments?
I would really regret my time and legs to represent such a queue. Plus, I know very well from Poland what you can and can't find there, so by some miracle I won't see it here
why do people stand in such queues as in Soviet times. It's like not seeing the store. Humanos, Maximos and Acropolises on every corner and still like a mindless herd of sheep.
And the beaver. People, don't you spare your time to stand in lines to buy some trinket? If it's so necessary, maybe it's better to wait for the next day? I don't understand people's thinking, it seems as if they haven't eaten or some kind of goods deficit.. :))
I don't really understand the criticism of people standing in lines.
Some pay 100 EUR to listen to Yva's concert, others hug an inconspicuous drunk person and jump and chant "Žalia Balta", another goes to the Kaziuka fair, browses the stalls and buys a baranka for EUR 5, although the same LIDL costs EUR 1, another stands in line to the opening of a Polish store, while another is angry at someone who is standing and expresses this with a displeasure comment.
People do a lot of strange things, but if it brings them joy, then why should anyone else be angry?
I wonder what commenters 1,2, 4 and XNUMX do in their spare time. Maybe something useful? Maybe you've already invented a cure for cancer, or are you close to stopping global warming? After all, is your meaningful activity limited to reading news about the war and venting your anger in the comments?
I would really regret my time and legs to represent such a queue. Plus, I know very well from Poland what you can and can't find there, so by some miracle I won't see it here
Why is there no store address?
why do people stand in such queues as in Soviet times. It's like not seeing the store. Humanos, Maximos and Acropolises on every corner and still like a mindless herd of sheep.
And the beaver. People, don't you spare your time to stand in lines to buy some trinket? If it's so necessary, maybe it's better to wait for the next day? I don't understand people's thinking, it seems as if they haven't eaten or some kind of goods deficit.. :))