Waiting in line to enter a theater has something in common with waiting in line at a border.
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Was waiting in line for a professional reason as meaningless as waiting in line for boring old consumer desire?
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Why are you waiting in line to buy a beer?
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What struck me was people politely waiting in line patiently.
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While waiting in line, I buy a kombucha as well.
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She held her young girls close while waiting in line.
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You won't have to deal with waiting in line anywhere.
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If all else fails, you can try waiting in line.
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So, what makes this sandwich worth waiting in line for?
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Our reporter spent much of his visit waiting in line.
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But it also took an hour of waiting in line.
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Nia asks what they're all doing waiting in line, then.
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Have I been waiting in line wrong my entire life?
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People waiting in line to board the Grand Celebration ship.
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After hours of waiting in line, his registration was completed quickly.
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Waiting in line is part of the drill for being rescued.
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The same can't be said for everyone waiting in line, though.
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If those waiting in line feel victimised, then resentment will follow.
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Puerto Ricans spend much of their time now waiting in line.
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So you might not mind waiting in line for some snacks.
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Candioty: They were waiting in line in front of our restaurant.
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Not once did it feel like we were waiting in line.
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Five stories of finding love while waiting in line Not really.
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"Veterans have died waiting in line for their care," he continued.
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Check out more ways to get free tickets besides waiting in line.
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"You could have a whole meal while waiting in line," we mused.
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MedMen employees give water to people waiting in line on Jan. 22.
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Would I give birth waiting in line, as some critics often threaten?
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But waiting in line is only the first part of this challenge.
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I listen to the "Gilmore Guys" podcast while I'm waiting in line.
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After waiting in line for about 15 minutes, we made it inside.
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Would they understand that waiting in line was part of the experience?
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Waiting in line at a polling station in Qom, Iran, on Feb.
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Yeah, and then looking around for help, and then waiting in line.
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It was an overcast day in spring, and my mother and I were waiting in line to use a public restroom outside the Colosseum when an older Italian woman waiting in line behind us started gesturing to me.
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One traveler told the station that two people passed out waiting in line.
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And it&aposs also sending a message to people waiting in line legally.
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Everyone waiting in line at that point got to come in and vote.
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People were waiting in line as early as 25 last night #LukesCoffeeDay pic.twitter.
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The first rule of waiting in line for anything is to have entertainment.
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"When did you meet Carrie?" one fan asked another while waiting in line.
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Also, you already know there will be people waiting in line days before.
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She was welcomed with hugs and handshakes from other voters waiting in line.
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After waiting in line for about 15 minutes, I scanned my e-ticket.
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After waiting in line for less than 10 minutes, I had my ticket.
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"Waiting In Line – Second Stanza" (The Veil Brewing Daddy's Home Triple IPA) 16.
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I'm waiting in line with Seth, Dad, we're chatting about avoiding the keyhole.
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Occupation: Model and fashion designer Age: 26 Why are you're waiting in line?
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After walking around I start waiting in line for a Space Tour ride.
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Meanwhile, her low-tech cash register kept customers waiting in line too long.
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She says the sight of kids and mothers waiting in line is bittersweet.
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Tyzavier collapsed while waiting in line at school for pizza on June 14.
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"Your actual experience is of waiting in line to take a selfie," said Bercik.
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You're not waiting in line for NBC or ABC to decide you're worth something.
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I met Anthony Bourdain only once, while waiting in line at a food festival.
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Bodum Chambord French Press you can get your caffeine fix without waiting in line.
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While waiting in line for customs, I find two couples from my diving group.
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Waiting in line on opening day for Amazon Go took more than 15 minutes.
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We don't get the appeal of waiting in line for deals on Black Friday.
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Maybe she's waiting in line for a $1 slice of pizza at 2 a.m.
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The idea is that you're already using your phone when you're waiting in line.
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That will be $17 and at least 25 minutes of waiting in line, please!
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According to eyewitnesses, a woman was assaulted while waiting in line for the sneakers.
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Spectators had been waiting in line all night to gain access to the courtroom.
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Whether its the noise or the crowds or waiting in line, it's always challenging.
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Gas stations • Many Puerto Ricans are waiting in line for hours to get gas.
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Customers are just waiting in line until you have time to work with them.
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For the 400-plus outfits waiting in line for approval, this could take years.
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The reality of single-payer is that patients die waiting in line for care.
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"Calvin Klein e-mailed me yesterday," a ponytailed blonde waiting in line said recently.
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Trump also said before that rally that people got "soaking wet" waiting in line.
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Video posted on social media showed dozens of passengers waiting in line before 5 a.m.
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While waiting in line for the women's restroom, Navi was stopped by a security guard.
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To minimize the damage, the retailer offered a $15 voucher to customers waiting in line.
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Really, we're just waiting in line to fuck it up and fuck each other over.
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While waiting in line for the restroom, she attacks a girl who cuts the line.
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I mean, people are waiting in line for 15 years before they get rejected, OK?
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Taking a 5 hour bus ride from Virginia and waiting in line since 7 a.m.
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There were about 20 people waiting in line for gas on foot, standing under umbrellas.
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Voters in North Carolina waiting in line to cast ballots in the 2016 presidential election.
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But while I was waiting in line, at about 2:59 with a 3 p.m.
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After waiting in line with everybody else, Santa is finally allowed to enter the country.
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"There is a huge need for elephants that are just waiting in line," Blais said.
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"What we always came back to was people don't like waiting in line," he said.
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People in Nigeria are applying legally to come here and they are waiting in line.
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That's before you get into the Instagrammers waiting in line to get their perfect shot.
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Ahead, 15 iconic eateries across the country where waiting in line is half the experience.
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Plus, think of all the time you'll save not waiting in line behind everyone else.
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It's waiting in line with your fellow plebes, herded into waiting areas, and scanned thoroughly.
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Some people described waiting in line for 10 hours only to walk away with nothing.
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"When you see children waiting in line for food and water," Carbia says and pauses.
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Reporters and producers waiting in line for buses in Cleveland gossiped about Ailes' likely departure.
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This means no more scanning at the front of the store and waiting in-line.
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Pokémon Go was a common way for people to kill time while waiting in line.
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CNN caught the couple waiting in line to vote in Pennsylvania, a crucial battleground state.
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"People were waiting in line to sign the petition," said Adele Malpass, the party chairwoman.
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" Instead, she'll say, "Take a look at everyone else waiting in line, just like you.
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We're waiting in line together, and once he gets a ticket he becomes visibly giddy.
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You're (presumably) at a rave, DJing or dancing or waiting in line for the bathroom.
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"It's very spooky to see the pictures, especially of people waiting in line," he said.
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No one was waiting in line to check in at London's Heathrow Airport last week.
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One of the young Cubans we talked to waiting in line shrugged off this inconvenience.
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Instagram, you're waiting in line and it's like, let me just go waste some time.
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Her husband has been waiting in line for hours to buy fuel for their generator.
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I booked it on my phone while waiting in line with one minute to go.
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Tracy Beck, of Kansas City, Missouri, said she recalled the family members waiting in line.
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"What we always came back to was people don't like waiting in line," he added.
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Spectators were waiting in line to see a soccer game between Sweden and South Africa.
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They were working quickly — a black sedan and a silver S.U.V. were waiting in line.
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People came in pairs, one waiting in line, the other at the nearest pay phone.
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And don't walking to work and waiting in line for ice cream count as activities?
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Ms. Orbach expressed the feeling of many waiting in line on the springlike November day.
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A selfie shows him waiting in line to vote and declaring his love for America.
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After waiting in line for hours, security at the event began to turn people away.
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When it comes to waiting in line, perception can be far more important than reality.
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But they can congregate around polling places, showing up and harassing voters waiting in line.
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The deal was only awarded to the first 49 people waiting in line for the bargain.
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Instead of waiting in line to check out, the items get charged to the user's Amazon.
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"People complained about waiting in line," said Nikki Finnemore, Feldman's indispensable "co-pilot" at Big Imagination.
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Celebrities often buy food for the people waiting in line to see them — that's nothing new.
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People were waiting in line to pay $5 to win comics that would be otherwise unsellable.
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One man was using the phone, another leaning against the booth, as if waiting in line.
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"They don't like waiting in line for the pharmacist up behind the glass counter," Neupert said.
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Those of us in line were frequently asked by passersby why we were waiting in line.
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It's 2016, and we were waiting in line for a fashion show on the Venice Boardwalk.
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I remember waiting in line for their autographs afterward, and that was the moment for me.
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They are waiting in line for donated bottled water, which is distributed by a local church.
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I'd gone into the garage, and was waiting in line to buy cigarettes for the night.
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Washington said homeless people who were waiting in line for food heard four shots ring out.
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For starters, this might be the only party where you ever have fun waiting in line.
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It is an illusion to think that, by waiting in line, we are buying complete safety.
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"Nobody really wanted to believe it," said Jon Rodriguez, who had also been waiting in line.
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After waiting in line for three hours, my friend turned around and drove back to Vienna.
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"Waiting In Line – First Stanza" (Jackie O's BBA Oil Of Aphrodite with Coffee Imperial Stout) 7.
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I then proceeded to get horrible cramps while waiting in line for the Lilo & Stitch [show].
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It takes children up to two hours waiting in line to fetch water amid freezing temperatures.
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More recently, 4G networks have delivered streaming video to people waiting in line at the DMV.
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People waiting in line to buy face masks from a post office in Daegu, South Korea.
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Instead, ponder raccoon attacks, the business of waiting in line, yoga classes with cats and more.
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Waiting in line for Black Friday coupons, like these JCPenney shoppers, can also test your patience.
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Much of my visit was spent waiting in line: for security, screenings and virtually everything else.
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Another supermarket manager in the coastal Ulladulla described seeing 300 people waiting in line for necessities.
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One of those still waiting in line as the clock struck 10 was Clinton Wade, 54.
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"Waiting in line is much more enjoyable when you've had a couple of rosés or White Claws."
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There wasn't any big event, or a keynote, and people definitely weren't waiting in line for it.
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Just like on Black Friday, our stores will have a ticketing process for customers waiting in line.
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Attendees sipped Fallout-themed Nuka Cola beverages while waiting in line for a fully functioning Ferris wheel.
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No more waiting in line for hours to get a taste of the latest Super Smash Bros.
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Novelty, and the sunk cost of waiting in line to get a novelty item, doesn't hurt either.
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One of the people waiting in line -- a woman in her 30s named Norma Sweet -- stood out.
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If you don't like waiting in line at Sweetgreen, you can always try fiber supplements like Metamucil.
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You couldn't walk far without seeing someone in a headset, or waiting in line to wear one.
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"It's crazy," said Khayvin Williams, who started waiting in line at Market Basket at 6:50 a.m.
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Check-in desks were packed with people waiting in line, hoping for a flight off the island.
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Waiting in line and scrounging for medicines are not the only daily struggles for the Simeone family.
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Waiting in line at the post office was once the only way to send notes and presents.
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I was surprised to find a fair amount of people waiting in line at the food court.
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She remembers waiting in line all night with her mother just to get one loaf of bread.
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It was good, but was it good enough for two or three hours of waiting in line?
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Frontman Nic Gohl was still in Paris when he found out, waiting in line at the Louvre.
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While waiting in line to pay, he did miss his flight, but was sanguine about the setback.
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The first time was in 1988 while waiting in line for the White House Easter Egg Roll.
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Itineraries Are you waiting in line at the airport watching others zip through security with less hassle?
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Waiting in line for the last infinity room, my friend and I planned the perfect boomerang shot.
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Shoppers can begin to get a little disgruntled after waiting in line for what feels like hours.
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Before giving out rides, Buffett was spotted waiting in line to vote at a church in his hometown.
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We could watch shows on the subway, on long car rides, while waiting in line in the DMV.
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She had missed breakfast while waiting in line with her husband for the doctor, because he was unwell.
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She periodically stopped to have mock coughing fits, much to the delight of the crowds waiting in line.
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They then reportedly all went to the ticket counter where dozens of passengers were already waiting in line.
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The couple met in 2012 while waiting in line for the bathroom at a party in New York.
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Unfortunately, we hadn't purchased tickets in advance, and I refused to spend half a day waiting in line.
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One man fatally stabbed the other while waiting in line for a Popeyes chicken sandwich after an argument.
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Which, considering I check my Bumble while waiting in line for coffee to kill time, was a cakewalk.
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Before the Kramer thing, waiting in line for death camp tickets, the back of my neck got sunburned.
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He was waiting in line to pick up bottled water distributed by Ms. Lewis-Harris and her volunteers.
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Waiting in line, bleary-eyed and bored, can be "torturous," said Jennifer, who works as an administrative assistant.
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I arrived early in the day, and at first wondered why so few fans were waiting in line.
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"There have been many thousands of people who are waiting in line who are vulnerable," Mr. Hussen said.
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About 40 video providers are signed up and another 50 are waiting in line, according to the company.
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Nowhere outside Gascony have I had to summon more patience while waiting in line at a rural market.
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Of the remaining 10 years, you lose half of that time waiting in line and commuting to work.
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You give a second thought to the overly bundled elderly woman waiting in line at the food bank.
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In retrospect, it's easier to see these declarations as more savvy than supportive: She was waiting in line.
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Whispers about the group's differing experiences yield to the now cacophonous-sounding chatter of everyone else waiting in line.
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Then I ended up waiting in line for the gross middle school bathroom with her, which was even weirder.
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While waiting in line at the grocery store one night, I overheard a man venting about his millennial employees.
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But don't worry: You'll still get your '80s fix with the soundtrack they play while you're waiting in line.
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Waiting in line at the grocery store is no fun — not for the customer nor for the store owner.
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Members of the public listen to a private ceremony while waiting in line to pay their respects to McCain.
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Former teacher Kudzai Gonorenda, waiting in line outside a bank in Harare, says that makes everyday life almost unbearable.
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While waiting in line for the bathroom at the party, the Facebook founder met Priscilla Chan, his future wife.
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Pack your own lunch Waiting in line for an (overpriced) salad wastes time when you're up against the clock.
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While waiting in line, I perused the refrigerator on the side that was stocked with juices, yogurts, and more.
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You've seen them around, buying groceries or waiting in line at the DMV—just doing regular old human activities.
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They are not vetted like other immigrants, and they are not waiting in line the way the system requires.
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Sara Korniewicz, 25, and Marwan Ramadan, also 275, were waiting in line outside to get their first tattoos together.
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"All of our life is wasted in this ISIS mess," a woman waiting in line said to her husband.
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All the new friends you're gonna make on Crait, on Tatooine, waiting in line at an ArcLight Cinema, wherever!
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Joshua, from Hastings-on-Hudson, N.Y., wore a Supreme Obama anorak while waiting in line outside the Palace store.
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With Washington hopelessly gridlocked, how can Americans get in to a doctor's office before they die waiting in line?
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There would be plenty of teams waiting in line to call Sam Presti to take a shot at Westbrook.
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Heck, everything Alexa and ABC's augmented reality graphics can offer, I can just google while waiting in line to vote.
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An official with Houston's Bush and Hobby airports said CLEAR lanes were little used - frustrating other travelers waiting in line.
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"There [were] loads of other teams so decide to bail rather than spend hours waiting in line," reads the post.
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David Reinert holds up a large "Q" sign while waiting in line to see Trump at his rally on Aug.
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"I was more worried in making sure that people waiting in line would get to see me," Mr. Bush said.
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Depends how bored we get waiting in line and whether or not Brian Heater or Matthew Panzarino know any magic.
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A few people even committed acts of mass spoiling by shouting at those waiting in line to buy the book.
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Main Street in the predominantly progressive city was filled with energetic Trump devotees waiting in line hours after the event.
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What's more, you'll spend less time waiting in line and more time seeing the sights sans the selfie stick swarm.
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That means waiting in line -- a long one, no doubt -- if ya want a shot at seeing Taylor in court.
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"I'm feeling not so good," he said recently, waiting in line for help to look for a less expensive plan.
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She says it comes in handy for her girlfriends when they're out and waiting in line for the bathroom sink.
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Back outside, dozens of voters waiting in line booed loudly while Mr. Trump and his family got into waiting cars.
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He cited an example of a woman who died of an apparent heart attack while waiting in line for fuel.
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Making movies is Ron Howard's thing but waiting in line for 'em -- or remembering much about 'em -- is definitely NOT.
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After an exhausting trip from the airport into the city, he spends 50 minutes waiting in line for subway tickets.
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You'll find me waiting in line for Levain cookies, but also turning to Trader Joe's pasta when the laziness hits.
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It just seemed to be the place people went if they really didn't feel like waiting in line at Lafayette.
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Part of the Hansen's experience is waiting in line under the oppressive summer sun, a pilgrimage to sweet, snowy bliss.
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Your friends live in tents from January to March, waiting in line to earn tickets to the big Carolina game.
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Yefrey Rebolledo was waiting in line for an expedited passport Wednesday afternoon at the Federal Building in west Los Angeles.
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If I'm waiting in line for coffee, this gray slab is not as delightful a distraction as it once was.
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The Guard of Honor was to remain on duty throughout the night, as long as people were waiting in line.
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But with no acknowledged successor of any stature waiting in line, Mr. Netanyahu's coalition is essentially a captive to him.
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"At first it was confusing," said Lin, a 203-year-old Syrian refugee, waiting in line to enter the school.
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Thirty minutes into waiting in line to vote on Sunday, Bob Ahern still had not decided whom he liked best.
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In a flashback to the day of her death, Eleanor reads horoscopes while waiting in line at the grocery store.
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While waiting in line, the nice woman behind me starts talking and asks me if I have a 20% coupon.
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But there are thousands more waiting in line overseas to join family members who are already here, like Ms. Mustafa.
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It is fundamentally unfair to award citizenship while there are hundreds of thousands waiting in line and following the rules.
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The majority of people waiting in line are heading straight for the shirt featuring a photo of gloomy vegetarian Morrissey.
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In the meantime we will be watching with hope and waiting in line for a time when we can return.
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And believe it or not, you actually wouldn't be embarrassed to whip these out waiting in line to renew your license.
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Even my dad, who hates waiting in line and theme parks and who would rather just watch YouTube videos, loves it.
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At another food distribution center, Paulett Sylvest had been waiting in line for a hot meal for more than two hours.
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Across the country, it was a similar story, with thousands of voters waiting in line hours after the scheduled 7 p.m.
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The video of the woman was recorded last week by a patient waiting in line at Guang'anmen Hospital in central Beijing.
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As the two of them were waiting in line to meet the First Family, Tyler was rehearsing how to greet Obama.
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Plus, as good as the park's fried chicken is, guests can't eat that while they're waiting in line for Indiana Jones.
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Some supporters of Trump and John Kasich were on hand hoping to sway those waiting in line to support their candidate.
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We got video as a bunch of hungry customers waiting in line to get wanded and patted down by Secret Service.
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Because the U.S. government restricts the number of visas issued each year, nearly 5 million people are currently waiting in line.
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While waiting in line at the pharmacy, though — after a brief moment of paranoia when cops enter — Kevin suddenly runs out.
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Finally, if someone really is bothered by waiting in line for a drink, they can always just ... go to another bar.
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At this point, the eyewitness said, she saw a woman waiting in line get hit in the head with a bottle.
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These booths often had lines with dozens or even hundreds of people waiting in line for their chance in the spotlight.
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It should not be wasted on those species that have recovered, especially when we've got so many more waiting in line.
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We have people waiting in line, they weren't very sick, by the time they saw the doctor, they were terminally ill.
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In his own words, the only probable "crime" was speaking Spanish while waiting in line to pay for milk and eggs.
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"It's scary," said Laura Alcon, a 47-year-old bus driver waiting in line at a gas station in Fountain, Colo.
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Instead of waiting in line at the traditional checkout, customers undergo a quick audit (à la Costco) on their way out.
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On the last day, while I was waiting in line for a $12 lemonade, I saw something that made me smile.
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But when I was waiting in line to board my JetBlue flight, I noticed this neat playroom designed to entertain children.
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Some, waiting in line for stores to open, said they had visited the chain ahead of every holiday season for decades.
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For some, shoes are objects of fascination, collectibles worthy of walk-in closets and hours spent waiting in line to acquire.
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Waiting in line for hours with a mass of people is obviously not the solution to stopping the spread of coronavirus.
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Mr. Clancy said he had been waiting in line for nearly three hours and still had a long way to go.
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Perhaps there would be no streaming video while waiting in line for lunch or no internet connectivity on trains and planes.
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Usually we're in the trenches serving hot meals, or handing out food to people waiting in line at a food pantry.
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I see a pigeon who has waddled in between two businesspeople waiting in line to buy coffee at a corner cart.
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"It's really exciting to have a museum finally," said Sophia Gaudiosi, a MassArt freshman waiting in line, and bursting with pride.
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There were a few people waiting in line to check-in when we arrived and it took longer than I expected.
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August 27Los Angeles A boy was shot in the jaw while waiting in line for school lunch at Hollenbeck Middle School.
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Tracy Beck, of Kansas City, Mo., said she recalled seeing the Coleman family waiting in line to board a different duck boat.
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They went over to the office where newborns are registered and spent nearly an hour waiting in line behind four other couples.
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Taking a 5 hour bus ride from Virginia and waiting in line since 7 am is the best decision we ever made!
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And be sure to download Super Mario Run on your iPhone beforehand so you have something to play while waiting in line.
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The woman was reported to have been waiting in line so that her mother could see a prominent doctor of internal medicine.
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I only had but a second to play with it, as there were many cantankerous writers waiting in line to drive it.
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While waiting in line at the airport is no one's idea of a good time, it can score you some major savings.
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The idea is that you could be learning new words when you're waiting in line instead of wasting time scrolling through feeds.
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Think Virtua Cop, but better—and with hours of waiting in line beforehand to give it that little nudge of effort justification.
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It sounds a bit dickish and a bit anti-equality, but often it's really hard and waiting in line can be annoying.
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That means no waiting in line, no putting on pants — just roll up to your front door and this baby's all yours.
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" One fan spoke to ABC 7 and said waiting in line for hours to meet a fellow Compton native was "worth it.
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"I'm just paying for it in full," Maegan Jamison, a New Yorker waiting in line outside the Fifth Avenue store told Refinery29.
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Some of the things voters held while waiting in line: umbrellas, children, iPhones, walkers, backpacks, dog leashes, pens, hot coffee, one another.
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"No one's ever been as qualified as he was," said mourner Jim Wood, 55, who was waiting in line at the Capitol.
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The mom used crude language to insult a seemingly childless woman who was waiting in line for a Mickey Mouse-shaped pretzel.
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On Thursday, a Twitter user spotted Affleck, Garner and the kids waiting in line at the Amorino ice cream shop in Paris.
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If he refines the execution, there's a good chance you may be waiting in line for brunch at one near you soon.
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The faster you run, the less time you'll spend waiting in line for an icy Harpoon IPA at the brewery's after party.
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And it's not just those of us stuck waiting in line who are over it, the airlines and airports are frustrated, too.
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Clad in snapbacks, sweatbands, fades, and dunks, three hundred-odd Chinese young people were waiting in line in the tropical afternoon heat.
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Constituents can attend these—sometimes simply turning up on the day and waiting in line—to raise their opinions, concerns and problems.
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"This is exactly what everyone has to go through," she told him, eyeballing the other students who were also waiting in line.
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Now they are struggling to feed their children, waiting in line to get unemployment benefits and desperately worried about paying their rent.
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Now they are struggling to feed their children, waiting in line to get unemployment benefits and desperately worried about paying their rent.
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Two and a half hours after the polls were scheduled to close in Nevada, people were still waiting in line to vote.
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The time an airplane spends waiting for a gate after landing or waiting in line to take off could also be reduced.
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About 20083,000 people without weapons made their way into the main protest area after waiting in line to go through metal detectors.
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So after years of waiting in line for my misspelled cup of coffee, my husband bought us an at-home coffee machine.
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Scott Drummond, one of the founders, said the company's goal was to provide healthy, fresh food that's delivered without waiting in line.
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No more waiting in line for a slot to open up on a spacecraft blasting off from a traditional terrestrial launch pad.
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The staff was very friendly and competent, and during my various entrances and exits, I never saw any guests waiting in line.
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But exhaustion begins to set in for many shoppers after waiting in line and fighting crowds to get the best holiday deals.
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It could be the way Donald Trump just stood there like a guy waiting in line at the DMV the entire night.
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I had a line of sometimes 100 adults deep, waiting in line for sometimes up to an hour to learn about chemistry.
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A smattering of QR codes dot the walls, allowing people to get quick answers to frequently asked questions and avoid waiting in line.
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Waiting in line is the worst, and, it turns out that on average Americans spend two years of their lives waiting in lines.
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I mean, anyone who plays video games—you come to something like this and see everyone waiting in line for hours and hours.
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"You know, I don't know a lot about him," Trump supporter Roger Hill said of McMaster while waiting in line for Monday's rally.
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Purcell initially defended the closings, telling Fox 10 Phoenix that voters could have voted via early ballots rather than risking waiting in line.
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Google declined to provide specific estimates, so I can't tell you where the threshold is to know whether it's worth waiting in line.
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The people waiting in line were primarily from middle-class and lower-income households: executives from private sector companies, pensioners, handymen and housewives.
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Combine that with long days waiting in line and very little time to eat, it's a wonder we haven't heard about it before.
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Waiting in line to use the microwave during the lunch rush at work takes up precious time that could be spent actually eating.
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That is why we should call what is happening death by queueing: We the Patients are dying while standing and waiting in line.
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We have people waiting in line, but the bakers can't make bread with all the people coming from the media and all that.
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PHILADELPHIA — Franco Buttaro, 6, a kindergartner with autism, grew anxious while waiting in line to enter a Philadelphia Eagles game in early October.
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If you're reading this while waiting in line to get into Nats Park, we hope you managed to stay dry through the deluge.
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At Chick-fil-A, getting a refill is free, but it's only marginally less time-consuming than waiting in line at the DMV.
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And of course, it's waterproof and comfortable to wear for long periods of time – like when you're waiting in line at airport security.
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"There isn't enough (water) to cover the entire region," Joel Villanova told CNN, waiting in line with two gallon-size jugs of water.
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You could make a love connection at the dog park, yoga studio, or waiting in line — especially on the 6th, 10th, and 13th.
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Most of the people waiting in line at Conflict Kitchen had never heard of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy, and that's part of the problem.
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It was right before dinner time, and waiting in line to check in to my room wasn't how I'd anticipated spending the evening.
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Twitter users uploaded pictures of citizens waiting in line for hours to vote, many featuring large numbers of African American and Latinx voters.
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Drag queens mingled with teenagers and their moms, waiting in line alongside BFFs on a girls' weekend and flocks of families pushing strollers.
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When you can skip the line and buy concert tickets on your phone, waiting in line to vote in an election is irritating.
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In this way, then, through picking up and putting down, through hauling and waiting in line, the game reveals itself slowly to you.
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Dear Diary: I was lucky to get a seat at Rite-Aid, where I was waiting in line to get a flu shot.
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PARIS, March 13 (Reuters) - European airlines waiting in line for coronavirus bailouts want to tap another source of interest-free loans: their customers.
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Inside polling facilities, tape should be placed on the ground 6 feet apart "to indicate where voters should stand" when waiting in line.
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The roommates use a tag-team approach there, with one waiting in line while the other does her shopping, and then switching off.
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The couple met in 2017 at a Yale hockey game, while waiting in line to get free drinks in the university's fan room.
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A sample of London's female theatergoers on Wednesday night suggested most are resigned to waiting in line — or finding ways around the traffic.
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The hearing stopped everything in D.C. -- some interns were waiting in line since 3 AM to get into the hearing #comeyline -->pic.twitter.com/UhsjpKCQoA
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" He said this to supporters who sometimes feel they "just know" when someone else waiting in line at the employment office is "illegal.
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And when I was waiting in line to sign up for my courses, I saw that I was in the line for liberal arts.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS Several stores began handing out $15 vouchers to parents who were already waiting in line.
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The long weekend will be anything but relaxing if — in addition to waiting in line — you're also worried about missing flights, trains or events.
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Jessica Grines, 23, was waiting in line for Hollywood Studios' popular Twilight Zone Tower of Terror ride on July 13 when the incident occurred.
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Queues have also increased in America, where travellers in Boston, New York and Miami often find themselves waiting in line for over three hours.
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There are always too many customers waiting in line, and she constantly fears that their impatience may at any moment tip over into rage.
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"I like hearing my favorite creators talk about what they love and are passionate about," Kiara Dejanarah-White told Mashable while waiting in line.
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One passenger told local Spectrum News 13 that she was waiting in line to be screened when the TSA agent fell to his death.
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Some of them have to choose between waiting in line for a day to exchange their defunct currency or working for a day's wages.
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The famous illustrative anecdote is of former Senator Bennett Johnson getting a call while he was waiting in line from then-President Ronald Reagan.
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Apple is fixing one of the worst parts of the concert experience: waiting in line for a beer while you miss your favorite song.
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For voters, therefore, the potential benefit of participating is tiny relative to the cost of trudging to a polling booth and waiting in line.
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And hey, if nothing else, the ad proves that you could meet your true love anywhere, even, as one couple describes, waiting in line.
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Take turns waiting in line while the other person shops — and share what you're looking for in case someone else spots it for you!
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So Ms. González was waiting in line with her elder child at an A.T.M., while her husband watched over the other one at home.
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In a bookstore, the customer waiting in line before me asked for a particular book, only to be told it was out of stock.
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Now, T.S.A. agents send unvetted passengers through the PreCheck lanes only if they have been checked by explosive-sniffing dogs while waiting in line.
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While waiting in line, members often would be accosted by a chairman or other influential member of the committee whose bill was being considered.
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Katie Street, who had been waiting in line for an hour when we met her, first learned about the job fair from her mother.
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And a local ABC report from the polling site noted that most of the people waiting in line for hours to vote are Hispanic.
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"I don't know what to do because you have so many people already there" waiting in line to get into the rally, he said.
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Whether it's to buy tickets for a popular attraction or cue up to board a tour bus, waiting in line can be an inevitable.
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Trump said Saturday that keeping the polls open for voters waiting in line was further evidence of a "rigged system," according to ABC News.
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I saw Facebook's comms team, including VP of Public Policy and Global Communications Elliot Schrage, waiting in line with the public to get in.
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"Not having Vin doing the games makes this postseason bittersweet," said Valerie Medina, who was waiting in line Saturday to enter the team store.
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When Romano left the polling station just after 9pm he said there were another 300 or so people still waiting in line to vote.
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In this video from Hong Kong some shoppers are seen to have brought their own foldable chairs to sit on while waiting in line.
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Marvel at the sheer number of lithe, tanned, young people waiting in line with their attractive babies/cute dogs/filmmaker friends with micro fringes.
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A Star Wars fan works on a computer while waiting in line to see The Phantom Menace in Los Angeles on April 22019, 21.
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Most patrons had to wait up to an hour and 40 minutes, with up to 200 ramen enthusiasts waiting in line at a time.
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Shake Shack may have made waiting in line this generation's version of Tom Sawyer's whitewashed fence, but not when it takes an untended hour.
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They will be required to go through the same process as other foreign nationals waiting in line and following the law to become Americans.
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We end up waiting in line for 20 minutes outside of an unmarked door as the doorman lets people in a few at a time.
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Mobile orders go into the queue as soon as they are placed, allowing users to skip ahead of the people who are waiting in line.
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Los Angeles Lakers fans were already waiting in line around noon for promised free pizza that would be handed out between 2 and 5 p.m.
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And then somehow, like a fever dream, I had a fistful of bracelets and rings and was waiting in line to pay for it all.
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After waiting in line with other non-US residents — Mack is an Australian citizen — he was called to approach the CBP agent at passport control.
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So instead of scouring the stores and waiting in line for the perfect gift, kick off your shoes and order one of these gifts instead.
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Later, Kim makes an appearance and asks Kylie if she can pull an Oprah and give out free lip kits to people waiting in line.
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The company's first year in business in 2005, they were unprepared for the onslaught of orders, and found customers waiting in line at 9 a.m.
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Weaving through the legs of grown men waiting in line to inspect the cab, he yelled down to me before ducking into the operator's cabin.
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Getting straight to the point makes things better for everyone involved, including those who are waiting in line for their calls to be picked up.
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Plus, more customers means longer wait times — and QSR found that Chick-fil-A and McDonald's tend to have the most people waiting in line.
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For every man who quit, there were five more waiting in line to take his place, eight dollars apparently being enough to fill any vacancy.
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While the three were waiting in line to give their names, the breakout US soccer star Rose Lavelle was leaving, which worked in Nolan's favor.
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The Mona Lisa at Paris&apos Louvre Museum is as popular as ever, but many argue that it&aposs not worth waiting in line for.
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The brand's spring collection features heritage-quality, of-the-moment designs that'll stand out among all the other kicks waiting in line for soft-serve.
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Joe: With all the waiting, totally come into this with a negative attitude, like, oh you think you're so great 'cause everyone's waiting in line?
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An argument between two men waiting in line for a Popeyes chicken sandwich turned deadly when one fatally stabbed the other, according to the police.
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It was by far the most attended and talked-about event at Bonn, with hundreds of people waiting in line to get in (and protest).
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The overcrowding is so extreme that asylum seekers spend as much as 21.62 hours a day waiting in line for food that is sometimes moldy.
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At Arizona State University, staff are hoping to hire musicians to perform for students waiting in line to vote to generate excitement around the election.
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I took out my recording equipment (the story was for NPR) and began approaching patients who were waiting in line to check in for testing.
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The couple met in 2013 while waiting in line for a film premiere at South by Southwest, the music and film festival in Austin, Tex.
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And the people waiting in line felt like they'd worked extremely hard, sacrificed a lot, tried their best, and were waiting for something they deserved.
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"We lost everything; without school there's nothing," Alexis said while waiting in line to find out which schools her younger sister and cousin would attend.
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So if that means posting up at a bar or going for a walk instead of waiting in line for two hours, so be it.
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A day spent skiing or snowboarding consists of fast-moving hits of glorious exhilaration interspersed with glacial stretches spent waiting in line and riding lifts.
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It felt like stealing when an Apple Store employee would swipe your credit card on an iPhone instead of waiting in line at a register.
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I nabbed a bag of my own after waiting in line for just 20 minutes, as customers clamored to get their hands on the bread.
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With so many people waiting in line for years, the idea of providing sanctuary for those who had broken the law left a sour taste.
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At the Apple flagship store on Regent Street, a handful of diehard iPhone fans started waiting in line to purchase the new smartphones Thursday evening.
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The street-level entrance from the parking lot is understated, with a smallish reception area where I found no guests waiting in line before me.
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That year, they had helped about 200 undocumented immigrants file their taxes, and many were waiting in line with their paperwork when I stopped by.
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After waiting in line, I find out that the sale is only for MVB members, and since I'm only a lowly Beauty Insider, I don't qualify.
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We're told 6ix9ine canceled 35 minutes before doors opened at Echostage in D.C., forcing organizers to turn away about 400 people who were waiting in line.
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The teens allegedly cut in front of the family, who were waiting in line near the Raging Bull coaster, and reportedly started talking loudly and swearing.
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At Heathrow's Terminal 5, where BA is the dominant carrier, hundreds of passengers were waiting in line on Sunday and flight arrival boards showed canceled flights.
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The campaign also expanded the campaign's preprogram, adding food trucks and a performance by a live band to entertain supporters waiting in line outside the rally.
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She's seen patients who were waiting in line at an emergency department and were waiting for so long that they logged in to talk to her.
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In reality, it's often several hours of waiting in line to be seen by designers for a minute or less before possibly leaving with zero feedback.
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Worrying about a new release selling out, or waiting in line at midnight, feels more and more like a quaint relic of the pre-download era.
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Essentially, they are convenient wearable devices that free up to two hours of time in the Disney day that visitors used to spend waiting in line.
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But an insane waitlist comes as no surprise following the success of Everlane's popular Day Heels and denim collection launch (both had shoppers waiting in line).
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Fans who were able to get a hold of the sauce after waiting in line for hours are now taking pictures of it to sell online.
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Hamilton creator and star Lin-Manuel Miranda instigated #Ham4Ham for the huge audiences waiting in line for the Hamilton ticket lottery outside the Richard Rodgers Theatre.
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Community activist Akil Patterson told the Associated Press that he was waiting in line at a security checkpoint when a guard shouted drop to the ground.
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Any time you're waiting in line or sitting on the couch with nothing to do, your Pocket list will almost certainly have something worth checking out.
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After waiting in line with other beachgoers, he passed through a metal detector and then by Secret Service agents, who wanded him and let him through.
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Last year we had truck drivers waiting in line for up to 11 hours to pick up fertilizer due to bottlenecks and breakdowns in road networks.
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The couple met in the fall of 2006 while waiting in line to buy tickets to a Fordham Prep-Iona Prep hockey game in Rye, N.Y.
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After waiting in line (sometimes for hours, according to TripAdvisor reviewers), you might make it to the top just have your view obscured by fellow travelers.
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She's seen patients who were waiting in line at an emergency department and were waiting for so long that they logged in to talk to her.
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At the Uffizi, they cost 19533 euros extra (boosting admission to 16.50 euros, about $18) and take care of waiting in line, if not the crowds.
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This policy will not make it better for those immigrants who are waiting in line either here or in their home countries to come here legally.
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Everything is covered with the kind of inexplicable swag-god racing stripes you'd find on guys waiting in line at Lavo to see, well, Steve Aoki.
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David tells me, and I don't remember this, that I went outside and chatted with everybody while they were waiting in line, and people were excited.
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While disembarking from an international flight can feel fantastic, realizing you have to spend an hour waiting in line at customs can be a total drag.
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Honestly, we could amuse ourselves for hours — Okay, maybe for a minute or two while waiting in line for coffee — searching for our favorite celebrity doppelgängers.
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Rudstein said that when he was waiting in line to enter the ballpark, a Range Rover with tinted windows came to a stop on Waveland Avenue.
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The Institute wasn't crowded when I went, but I could imagine that waiting in line for the powder might take a while if it were busy.
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Elizabeth would be living on a civil servant's pension, waiting in line to get that hip replacement, were she not born into the House of Windsor.
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Mr. Hines was waiting in line behind us to view the portrait with his mother when he saw Parker and snapped the photo that went viral.
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In this series, however, Q is not for "Queen," but for "queuing," also known as waiting in line, which is almost an art form in Britain.
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Early on, it was just her and her son Kyle, now 23, waiting in line for discounts (and, sometimes, free toy penguins) at the local Mervyn's.
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But even in Queens no one seems to mind paying the premium, or waiting in line, or for many people, trekking to Bayside for the privilege.
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A Honduran migrant wears a sanitary mask while waiting in line to plead for asylum at the El Chaparral border crossing in Tijuana, Mexico, March 2.
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Jules, 17, who refused to give his last name, was waiting in line outside a Japanese restaurant with his mother and aunt, when he heard shouts.
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And you're likely already spending a precious 5 hours each day on email, not to mention the time spent waiting in line or stuck in transit.
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The phone-hooked need to figure out why they are so uncomfortable waiting in line without their screen and what they fear around them, he wrote.
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Now, that doesn't prove that he was in the Klan, but if you see me near a Cinnabon, it not 'cause I love waiting in line.
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These original symbols are can be translated to find out what lies ahead — and may even give a bit of warning to people waiting in line.
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"I've never seen her stop in her tracks like that and just be in awe of the dogs waiting in line to see her," Mertens said.
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There have been numerous reports of people waiting in line for hours at banks or A.T.M.s, only to find that the machines are out of cash.
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While I was waiting in line for tickets to Lloyd's production this summer, a passing busker tsked over the very idea of an all-female cast.
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Jenner and Anderson snapped selfies while waiting in line before grabbing their food to-go, ice cream in hand for the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star.
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Waiting in line at the coffee shop, during pauses between public interactions, or whenever we have a spare couple seconds, many of us reach for our phones.
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I was waiting in line at the airport recently, thinking about my Escatak concept—an idea to combine check-in, security, and customs in one escalator ride.
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The sun is shining and your face hurts from smiling, and you're standing in front of a really old, grand building, waiting in line to go inside.
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Since you're probably reading this while waiting in line to see Avengers: Infinity War, we tried to find a few Hulk-size deals for you this weekend.
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I'll meet a Make-A-Wish child or a fan waiting in line, and they're puking or crying and can't even talk because they're just so excited.
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And hey, if you're voting today, what better way to kill time while waiting in line than by watching videos of other dedicated people doing the same?
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It's chill and simple enough to do while you're waiting in line at the store or sitting on the train, all while feeling more sincere than Tinder.
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If you're waiting in line at the DMV and you'd otherwise just be bored with nothing else to do, then checking email can help alleviate the boredom.
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Asaf individually approached guests who were still waiting in line to enter the party and explained the protest's purpose to them in a calm and empathetic tone.
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"There's no one been up by me in weeks," said Christine Bougouneau while waiting in line to receive food, water, and toilet paper at My Brother's Workshop.
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BuzzFeed News visited two distribution centers on Thursday and Friday, waiting in line to pick up a cardboard box filled with Kit Kat bars and potato chips.
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The worst part about buying a cup of coffee every morning is waiting in line with dozens of other cranky commuters itching for a fix of caffeine.
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While waiting in line to get a picture with Obama, Blakely told the trade her footwear of choice for the occasion proved to be all too much.
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In San Francisco, customers waiting in line were evenly split between those interested in the iPhone 83 and those looking to buy the Apple Watch Series 3.
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You could meet your match in pretty mundane places before the 22nd — at the bus stop, a workout class, or while waiting in line to order coffee.
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Crock-Pot food warmer Waiting in line to use the microwave during the lunch rush at work takes up precious time that could be spent actually eating.
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So instead of just scrolling through Twitter when you're waiting in line for coffee, you intentionally do it at the end of your day for 10 minutes.
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Purcell, a Republican, initially defended the closings on Tuesday night, telling Fox 10 Phoenix voters could have voted via early ballots rather than risking waiting in line.
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The day I visited the exhibition at the Broad, complete cell phone footage of Sandra Bland's arrest was released, and I watched it while waiting in line.
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He always went to great lengths to ensure that every person waiting in line ended up with a cherished autograph, an approach today's players try to emulate.
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On Monday night, the police in Maryland said a fatal stabbing occurred during a fight between two men who were waiting in line for the chicken sandwich.
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According to the station, the polling site had a large turnout with "hundreds of students" waiting in line for hours during the three days it was open.
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So there he was in a video for the White House Correspondents Dinner, waiting in line at the department of motor vehicles to get a driver's license.
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I'd often find myself waiting in line at an obnoxious new dance club, wishing I were tucked in at the Bottle instead listening to… well, anything else.
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The skies were cloudy, but the air was thick and hot, extracting rivulets of sweat from a pool of people waiting in line at the ice machine.
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Queues are dangerous in a pandemic, because many people waiting in close proximity provide numerous opportunities for COVID-19 transmission among those waiting in line for screening.
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But a strong campaign doesn't account for all the enthusiasm being shown by Latino early voters: It can't keep people waiting in line for hours to vote.
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At many fan conventions, when a panel concludes, the audience is required to exit, thus allowing the people waiting in line for the next panel to enter.
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My first experience of "Close Encounters" came several months into its opening run, waiting in line at the neighborhood movie-house on East 86th Street in Manhattan.
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I went to the post office yesterday, and I was waiting in line for maybe an hour—and there were only five people in front of me.
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The women, both Mexican-American, were speaking Spanish to each other while waiting in line to pay, when a uniformed Border Patrol agent asked for their IDs.
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"Today we are going to win ... It will also be an important victory for Venezuela," he said after waiting in line in Havana to cast his ballot.
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Ted Lieu (D-Calif.) told VICE News while waiting in line with the California delegation to present Nancy Pelosi as the newly minted Speaker of the House.
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Walmart will have Check Out With Me associates placed in key areas throughout their stores to help check customers out directly from aisles instead of waiting in line.
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"Waiting in line for the test takes time, and you have to take more time to wait for the results of the test," the younger Mr. Li said.
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Then, he started securing his own connects for bulk orders of sought-after items and waiting in line (or paying someone to do so) was no longer necessary.
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Voters were told to simply send a picture of themselves waiting in line to vote, and Pizza To The Polls would have pizza delivered to the polling site.
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A customer looks at the screen size on an iPhone 6 Plus while waiting in line to upgrade his iPhone at a Verizon Wireless store in Flowood, Miss.
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A man holds a large "Q" sign while waiting in line on to see President Donald Trump at his rally on August 2, 2018, in Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania.
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Instead of waiting in line for the cashier when your food is getting cold on your tray, you can simply pass your tray in front of a camera.
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Then it allows clients looking for help to post a task request for everything from helping build furniture to waiting in line to put in a restaurant reservation.
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We check email at all hours of the day, whenever we can — before meetings begin, waiting in line for lunch, at red lights, on the toilet — we're obsessed.
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Everything feels harder than it should, from little things like waiting in line at the grocery store to bigger tasks like finishing an article under a tight deadline.
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Waiting in line for what feels like an eternity really puts a damper on the night when you could be on the dance floor meeting your next fling.
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It's like being first in line at a Louboutin sample sale — you'll get the best stuff and get to gloat to the unfortunate masses still waiting in line.
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People started showing up on Wednesday night, with some waiting in line for more than 12 hours in the hopes of getting a pair of the exclusive sneakers.
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Nimble Pharmacy's CEO Talha Sattar got the idea for his prescription delivery company while waiting in line at the pharmacy to pick up meds for a family member.
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For example, supporters waiting in line for a Trump rally who get a dozen friends to download the app might earn VIP seats once inside, the official said.
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The closing of the inelegant station, its shabby convenience store invariably full of drivers dancing in place while waiting in line for the restroom, has a familiar feeling.
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This is 30 minutes of your life you're never getting back, plus whatever ungodly amount of time you spend waiting in line just to get on the thing.
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People waiting in line outside the office said they would take their chances in Mexico if their only other choice was to return to violence-plagued Central America.
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Ms. Lazareva, who hails from Moscow, recalled waiting in line for three hours each morning to get a jug of milk as a little girl living under communism.
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The latest: Per the AP, the attack killed 57 people and injured more than 100 others — most of whom were waiting in line to collect voter identification cards.
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Why not set up voter registration booths so that folks waiting in line, in between grabbing some popcorn or even leaving the theater, could get registered to vote?
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They also created the ultimate drive-in along the highway by renting a billboard and showing border-related movies (with free popcorn) to frustrated motorists waiting in line.
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I'd be out all day running errands, pushing through crowds on the sidewalk, waiting in line to get inside Trader Joe's, surrounded by people and their loud conversations.
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And "PSA: Instead of waiting in line for brunch you can actually just eat cookies in bed," says the Instagram post you just scrolled past on your phone.
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While waiting in line at security, you are hollered at to "please have your ID out," so a guard can evaluate you like a bouncer at a club.
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Each of them can go anywhere in town and be assured of waiting in line like everyone else for a $5 latte or a $30 piece of fish.
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If only waiting in line at the airport looked this good... The label also collaborated with Budwiser for a third time: the beverage's symbol appears throughout the collection.
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As he travels around his house searching, he encounters numbered packs of animals doing silly things: blackbirds in the shower, crocs waiting in line for an outdoor toilet.
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Judging by how many people waiting in line to buy a Pro set already had AirPods outside an Apple Store in Manhattan on Wednesday, I'd argue he's right.
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She was waiting in line to get official copies of their birth certificates, which she needed for passports and so they could apply for dual citizenship with Mexico.
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More than two dozen people are waiting in line to file into the hearing room, some with "Medicare for all, health care is a right" signs in hand.
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The Amazon Go store, a small grocery in downtown Seattle that lets shoppers put items in their bag and walk out without waiting in line, is one example.
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Trump: First of all, she wants to give amnesty, which is a disaster and very unfair to all the people who are waiting in line for many years.
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Then of course, there are those who would never spend a minute waiting in line at Chai Te, because they swear by the pineapple cakes from Shun Chen.
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Once you get there, you'll find a Pizza Portal, which you can unlock just by scanning a QR code or entering in a PIN — no waiting in line necessary.
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Except for a few passing greetings from Czechs who overheard us while consulting the map at a crossroads or waiting in line at a cafe, we heard no English.
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CHICK-FIL-A RETURING POPULAR OFFERING AFTER 20 YEARS "She definitely, she had it her way," said witness Jeffrey Jones, who was waiting in line with his sister Marcelita.
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Charlotte's Mecklenburg County chopped its early voting locations from 22 when early voting began in 2012 to 10 in 2016, with voters reporting waiting in line for three hours.
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Might as well book that vacation now, since you're just waiting in line for coffee, they way you seem to constantly be doing, forever, with no end in sight.
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A coveted Kringla Cafe favorite for years on end, this creme-filed custard bun is also a delicious distraction while waiting in line at Epcot's Frozen Ever After attraction.
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Once inside the store, shoppers grab their items and are automatically charged for them when they walk back out of the store without ever waiting in line to pay.
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I emerge an hour later, having spent half that time waiting in line, with two to three brown paper bags overstuffed with snacks, microwaveable dinners, and stunningly cheap wine.
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Most of us can recall waiting in line at fancy nightclubs or local bars at 21, just happy to finally be old enough to legally drink with our friends.
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Instead of wasting money at Starbucks every morning, a portable coffee maker is a clutch way for them to get their morning IV of coffee without waiting in line.
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Snowboarders aren't allowed on the mountain, which is likely why skiers say that even on busy days, you'll never end up waiting in line for more than five minutes.
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If you're willing to spend four days in waiting in line, maybe you'll be lucky, but even then you''re not guaranteed to get a pair in your size.
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Considering they were about to indulge in some of the world's most potent beers, the 19853,500 people waiting in line at the Copenhagen Beer Celebration were a polite bunch.
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If I was waiting in line at the grocery store with a cranky toddler on the verge of tears, I would whip out my phone and fire up Snapchat.
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He added that there were hundreds of staff waiting in line after the remarks to get a chance to shake his hand or take a quick picture with him.
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"For instance, supporters waiting in line to attend a rally who get a dozen friends to download the app might earn VIP seats once inside," the Washington Post reported.
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If the plant owner in your life also spends a lot of their time waiting in line for new drops at the Supreme store, they'll probably appreciate this one.
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I can imagine them both waiting in line for their brief turn at a cold-water spigot, poised to clean themselves as swiftly and as fully as they could.
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"While there are a few customers who give way while deciding, those who hold the line up don't just annoy the staff but the other customers waiting in line."
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The park provides no-cost Blue Hero Passes to help children who may have difficulty waiting in line and hosts special days for children with autism and their families.
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If you get to the club at midnight, you'll be part of the apocalyptically large bombardment of arrivals and spend more time waiting in line than on the dancefloor.
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This week, Henry Pickavet and I explore Amazon's new cashier-less stores that promise no waiting in line — except to get in — and Uber's newest C-level executive hire.
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" In a fantasy showdown with a boisterously pompous academic waiting in line for a movie, Allen's character, overhearing his jag, confronts him: "Aren't you ashamed to pontificate like that?
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The technology uses a combination of cameras, sensors, computer vision techniques and deep learning to allow customers to shop, then leave the store without waiting in line to pay.
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Two weeks after waiting in line for hours outside the San Francisco Apple Store and paying $2849 for the iPhone, I even returned it and got my money back.
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This year, in the city's chronically water-deprived neighborhood of Wazirpur, a father and son died after a scuffle broke out among people waiting in line for a tanker.
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Manifestation, she reminded while waiting in line at the East Village pastry shop Veniero's on a Sunday afternoon last month, is when something that you say will happen, happens.
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Now customers could enjoy even wider product selection with Amazon without having to suffer the pains of driving to the store, waiting in line and hauling the goods back home.
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Regardless of your fitness level, being on your feet for hours at a time — whether at a concert, riding the train, or waiting in line — can cause fatigue and discomfort.
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In the future, Ticketmaster plan to add shopping capability with this sound recognition technology, so guests can purchase food and drink from their seats without waiting in line at concessions.
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A mariachi band serenades people waiting in line for a hot dog or hamburger from one of the six food trucks that have descended on one corner of the complex.
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I did my business, wiped, washed my hands, and left, keeping my head down, knowing that there were likely women who opposed my presence in that bathroom waiting in line.
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Recently I was at a bar connected to a restaurant, waiting in line for the bathroom, when two children — they couldn't have been older than 9 — joined me in line.
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Until that edited scene, I'd never before noticed that Hux is styled like a masc Berlin DJ waiting in line to get into Berghain—but it totally works for him.
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Just think about it, while you're waiting in line to see Star Wars: The Last Jedi in theaters this December, the Star Wars edition POWERbot could be vacuuming your space.
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According to the Mercury News, it could be available in as many as 250 California locations later this year, so it's probably not too early to start waiting in line.
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I talked to one of the people waiting in line, Cooper (he declined to give his last name), who was there to pick up his pre-ordered 28GB iPhone 133.
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Even cooler, Samsung includes easy access to coupons and other deals right inside the app, so you can swipe through them while you're waiting in line at the checkout counter.
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ICYMI ... full-on brawls have been breaking out at Popeye's restaurants across the country over these things, and one guy even got stabbed to death waiting in line for one.
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At 4:45pm, Sarah, Liz, and Tamina, three New Yorkers in their early 20s who work in different marketing jobs, had already been waiting in line for half an hour.
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At 7:30pm, Sarah, Liz, and Tamina were still waiting in line after two and a half hours in the biting cold, not sure if they would make it inside.
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"Supporters waiting in line to attend a rally who get a dozen friends to download the app might earn VIP seats once inside," one campaign official told the Washington Post.
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Healthcare should not be a system that de-incentivizes work, discourages risk-taking and innovation, keeps people dependent on federal handouts, and lets Americans die waiting in line for care.
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Every ten or so minutes, cheers erupted from the crowd as another eager tech industry type won a Home Mini, after dutifully waiting in line for an hour or so.
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I'm not quite sure what training is required to stand in place and occasionally shuffle forward, but maybe there is more skill to waiting in line than meets the eye.
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Next time you're waiting in line, waiting in traffic or waiting for someone who is late for a meeting, embrace it instead of immediately looking at your phone or iPad.
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The president reportedly told listeners that Langer, 59, was informed he could not vote on Election Day while waiting in line at a polling place near his home in Florida.
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" Kelley says that he'll be waiting in line at an airport with the puppets in his bag, "and they'll open it up and immediately everyone wants to take a picture.
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After waiting in line for about five hours to be screened by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, she was told she had an hour more to go.
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After waiting in line for about five hours to be screened by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, she was told she had an hour more to go.
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Frances Yepez, waiting in line at one blood donation center, said the center was at max capacity and dozens of people were waiting to make appointments for Sunday or Monday.
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Nobody likes waiting in line at the Department of Motor Vehicles or negotiating their cellphone bill, but fortunately there are now services that allow you to outsource these mundane tasks.
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People waiting in line were eager to share with me why they believe Clinton lost the election, but they were even more eager to learn why Clinton believes she lost.
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Jahron Swift, 29, was found dead in a parking lot Sunday night after he pulled out a gun and opened fire while waiting in line at a bar Sunday night.
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They're waiting in line for 173, 16, 17 days, cases where they go in and they have a minor early-stage form of cancer and they can't see a doctor.
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Waiting in line, I noticed a whole bunch of high-school age kids being chaperoned this way and that way, a lot of them were in their team's hoop gear.
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Like, if I'm waiting in line at the grocery store, and there's too many people around me, I can just easily throw all my stuff down and be like, 'No.
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Despite a big splash that had at least one asshole waiting in line for 5 hours just for the opportunity to buy a pair, the original Snap Spectacles were a flop.
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The midterm elections are upon us, and while getting pizza while waiting in line to vote is a great motivator, nothing beats snapping post-ballot selfies with an "I voted" sticker.
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With the help of French authorities, we recently aborted one such attack: a planned massacre, using grenades and small arms, of civilians waiting in line for visas at an American Embassy.
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According to a report from The Wall Street Journal, Amazon hopes to... On the consumer level, the benefits are obvious — no waiting in line or fussing around with self-checking machines.
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Imagine being at the DMV, but instead of waiting in line with other grumpy people while idly scrolling through your phone, you can read a short story — a nice poem, perhaps.
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Speaking to police at the water park, Adams "stated that he was waiting in line to use the slide and that it was taking a long time," according to the affidavit.
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Swetnick also said in a sworn statement that she saw Kavanaugh waiting in line outside a bedroom for his turn to have sex with an incapacitated young woman at a party.
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There is death-by-queueing in single payer systems, where sick persons die from treatable conditions because they could not get care in time and succumb "waiting in line" for care.
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In Canada, thoracic surgeon Ciaran McNamee sued the Alberta Provincial Trust claiming a series of patient records showed that limited budget allocations caused Canadians to die waiting in line for care.
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Millennials are an impatient bunch and the idea of getting on the phone with a financial advisor or waiting in line at a bank branch to speak to someone isn't appealing.
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Italians spend so much of their lives waiting in line — an estimated 400 hours a year per person — that some are now willing to pay freelancers to wait on their behalf.
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Each country is allowed to consume seven percent of the 10,22014 visas, but when other countries do not use their allotted amount, they are given to other applicants waiting in line.
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He said he couldn't defend helping the Dreamers "to people waiting in line the right way" to immigrate to the U.S. The House defeated a more conservative immigration alternative last week.
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Kay Collins, a 22-year-old health care worker in San Francisco, played the game for half a day straight on Sunday, including while waiting in line at a tattoo parlor.
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"I bought a humidifier ... we keep it in my granddaughter's room," said Raimundo dos Santos, 71, who was selling water to people waiting in line at a Porto Velho health centre.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE People are encouraging others to register to vote while waiting in line for Popeyes chicken sandwiches This is the most American thing we've ever heard (in a good way).
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She represented "somebody that we would have known or would be friends with" in high school, said Sara Garcia, 24, who was waiting in line with her roommate, Carolyn Guerrero, 25.
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Residents here sometimes spend up to year living in tattered tents, and up to 12 hours a day waiting in line for food, which often runs out before everyone is served.
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A.K. Party politicians say it on television; a woman said it to a Turk I know while waiting in line at the airport: You know what happened to us, don't you?
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A few days after she had returned to work, Arce was walking out of her office when she saw a familiar-looking man waiting in line at one of the counters.
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You can either choose to continue waiting in line for the First Door — or you can choose to jump out of line, run down the alley, and take the Third Door.
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But, we put them through so much — running for the train, waiting in line at Trader Joe's, teetering in heels at cocktail parties — that we should really treat them a little better.
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Waiting in line 20 minutes to drop your bag ... Here's the problem, even if you get there an hour in advance and there's no line, you're still pissed you wasted your time.
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Universal Beijing visitors will also be able to use Alibaba's food delivery platform, Koubei, to get food and drink recommendations and order meals at the park online to avoid waiting in line.
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The unexpected cold sweats, beating heart and panic can come suddenly on a normal day: waiting in line at the grocery store, seriously taking notes of the exits in a movie theater.
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Marissa Wagy, 12, of Sacramento, wears leggings with Joey Graceffa's photos printed on them while waiting in line to get her poster and book autographed by YouTube personality at VidCon in 2015.
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She walked up to a man waiting in line at the cash register, later identified as Ben Rimmer, and talked to him briefly before swinging the ax at him, the BBC reported .
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Her sister Ymara, 40, describes the fuel as "the most expensive gasoline we ever bought" because of the three days of lost work and life that she has spent waiting in line.
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Mr. Tollett said that he and his team had been laboring over logistics to minimize patrons' time waiting in line, and spent months scouring the region for more than 1,000 flushable toilets.
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Though these excellent approaches reduce the boredom and frustration of waiting in line, there is another solution to the problem — which is to see the time spent as not wasted at all.
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The ballot counting in Arizona was delayed as officials extended voting to account for people who were waiting in line, for hours in some cases, when the polls closed at 7 p.m.
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New beverage concoctions in its Frappucino line fell flat with consumers and shoppers largely ignored the in-store merchandise Starbucks tried them while waiting in line to order their non-fat lattes.
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Getting into a club in New York these days is kind of like waiting in line for a movie theater—a relatively docile, well-behaved affair, usually involving claiming pre-ordered tickets.
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Joshua Mcbride said that fellow shoppers at his local Target in Phoenix were "annoyed" at the situation and that there were about 50 people waiting in line to pay on Sunday afternoon.
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Banks that once had to be "browbeaten" to participate in the lab are now waiting in line to check out the start-ups, said Matt Harris, a partner in Bain Capital Ventures.
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Torres, 31, says he usually uses credit or debit cards but has experienced waiting in line at a business with only cash in his pocket, just to find out it was cashless.
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In a tweet, the actress Jackée Harry joked that there are more people complaining about Lennon online than there are girls waiting in line for the bathroom at the Justin Bieber concert.
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I can't stand there one more goddamn second while the old person waiting in line behind me gets in my asshole and starts shoving my Oreos to the front of the belt.
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A passenger says TSA workers told them to run Trista Eaden told Spectrum News 13, a CNN affiliate, that she was waiting in line for screening when she heard a loud bang.
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"You don't want to miss the next Watergate," said Shoumik Dabir, 19, waiting in line with peers from the University of Texas, who had come to the city on student government business.
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In the working-class Cairo neighbourhood of Sharbiya there were voting stations with only a handful of voters and none with more than 10 individuals waiting in line, a Reuters reporter said.
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Waiting in line for her passport to be stamped, 43-year-old Berta Casteñada, a Venezuelan math teacher, said she knew people who had been waiting for the prized documents for years.
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When Victor Pineda arrived at his polling station, a fraternity house, back in 2008, instead of waiting in line like everyone else and easily casting his vote, he was asked to wait outside.
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Tracy Beck, of Kansas City, says she and her family were waiting in line for another boat when the Indiana family stopped talking to have a group picture taken by the tour company.
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At the Marathon Gas station — where a gallon of unleaded was going for $2.76 — people were waiting in line for the generator to be fixed so the attendant could actually pump the gas.
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At the Marathon Gas station — where a gallon of unleaded was going for $24.3 — people were waiting in line for the generator to be fixed so the attendant could actually pump the gas.
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"At big clubs, a lot of the experience is the logistics of waiting in line, getting searched and getting in," Mr. Pearl said, even at name-brand Brooklyn spots like Output and Verboten.
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The internet has already given us some great parodies of the hit production (see Batlexander Manilton), but this one might be good enough to get sports fans waiting in line for Hamilton tickets.
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To ensure her first time waiting in line isn't a complete waste of time, Miller decided to purchase the iPhone 153 in matte Black on Friday when the doors open at 8 a.m.
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Tom Regan of Atlanta's WSB-TV tweeted that at a polling place in southwest Atlanta, "[h]undreds of voters" were waiting in line "for hours" because there were only three voting machines available.
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"I love that for us… It would be really, really cool, too, to have people, like, outside waiting to get in," Mongeau replies, before adding that people would brag about waiting in line.
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"More than 90% of last year's retail sales came from physical stores yet Americans spent at least 37 billion hours waiting in line, which is considered the top frustration among shoppers," Gu says.
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Those waiting in line for the Forbidden Journey ride will go through the Defense against the Dark Arts classroom, featuring the actual desks that Harry, Ron and Hermione sat at during the films.
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On a family trip to Florida, while waiting in line to go on this ride, walking through the fast-line there was a player and some kids he was hosting for his foundation.
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She finds joy in minute aspects of living in a new country, walking across the Brooklyn Bridge or waiting in line for cookies at Levain Bakery, but her $15,000 salary has its limits.
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While there their personalities are subsumed into their anonymous role as crowd-members, here they're cute kids having fun bleaching their hair and restlessly jumping around, waiting in line for takes to begin.
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After the budget airline scrapped yet another flight at the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, passengers booted from the plane mobbed the ticket counter, where a number of customers were waiting in line.
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There's one scene in Mountain of climbers waiting in line to summit Everest which is really shocking, because until then all we've seen is vast, open space, and suddenly you're in a queue.
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Customers waiting in line nodded in agreement, expressing the kind of horror that French wine drinkers might show when told to give up their favorite vintage for a discount bottle from the supermarket.
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The woman who called the police told officers that she and her husband were waiting in line to buy popcorn when he asked her not to salt the movie snack and walked away.
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When Herman finally makes it to the audition tent after waiting in line for days — already rejected once and losing his job in the process — he shows off his skills as a chameleon.
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He said he started selling sneakers when he was 10 years old, after noticing a bunch of people waiting in line for a pair of hyped sneakers in a mall in Memphis, Tennessee.
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"I'd rather accept that, to know that my son is safe," said Lisbeth de la Rosa, 24, who was waiting in line to enter the United States with her 4-year-old son.
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In this case, the microscopic interacting particles are the passengers waiting in line to board, and the macroscopic property is how long it takes all the passengers to settle into their assigned seats.
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It's the family reading from Sarah Palin's autobiography while waiting in line at the National Civil Rights Museum, and it's the B&B in Montana where I found a Quran on a bookshelf.
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He was her height, with a round face that seemed to wear a perpetual smile—the kind of man who would crack an easy joke with anyone waiting in line at Trader Joe's.
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If you're looking for advice, someone to vent to, or just some human contact while you're waiting in line for your latte, you probably click over to the thread you share with your BFF.
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We've exchanged sit-down casual dining (Applebee's, TGI Fridays) for fast casual (Chipotle et al.) because if we're gonna pay for something, it should either be an experience worth waiting in line for (Cronuts!
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We spoke with Oklahoma resident Rhonda Dunn, who was one of the at least 14 victims injured at the WinStar World Casino and Resort Saturday after an awning fell on people waiting in line.
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"Age is certainly an issue, and I think he needs to show he's up for the job at this time," Al Cirone, 71, said while waiting in line for a Biden event on Friday.
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If you think waiting in line for hours to purchase gifts is demoralizing, take a second and think about what kind of day the person on the other side of the counter is having.
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Waiting in line among the mass of other shoppers after the adrenaline has worn off and counting on an overtaxed seasonal employee manning the register to make the process run smoothly is even worse.
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Waiting in line to access the inauguration, husband and wife Ken and Kristen Fritschel, who hail from Jackson Hole, Wyoming, say they've never heard of the alt-right, and they don't mind peaceful protests.
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He was nice enough to indulge me, waiting in line for two hours each time just so I could sit at the exact table in the film and drink the famous Frrrozen Hot Chocolate.
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If this enthusiasm of those waiting in line to reserve a Model 3 is any indication, a high percentage of those putting down a deposit will follow through and actually order the new Tesla.
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We have no idea how many people are still waiting to vote — either waiting in line in states where polls are closing soon or simply planning to vote later today on the West Coast.
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"Waiting in line to see Mr. Bunny," the proud grandma, who stars with her model daughter in Smirnoff's latest ad, captioned a shot of Luna chilling in her stroller ahead of the photo opp.
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Some will point to the Twilight saga as the reason waiting in line for a 90-minute panel became an overnight activity; others may cite Harry Potter or the influx of mainstream TV shows.
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The couple met in November 2013 while waiting in line for bagels at a weekend religious retreat for young adults at St. Monica Catholic Church in Santa Monica, where they are both parish members.
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McCain (R-Ariz.), I immediately thought back to that moment when the man who would become the Republican nominee for president was waiting in line hoping he'd make it off the airline standby list.
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A Nike Air Max planter If the plant owner in your life also spends a lot of their time waiting in line for new drops at the Supreme store, they'll probably appreciate this one.
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Mr. Stanton of BuzzFeed said there were so many people waiting in line for an event in Houston that he did not get in even though he had arrived more than three hours early.
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Many credit cards, from the premium Citi Prestige to the Capital One Venture Rewards Credit Card, offer Global Entry application fee credits, so you can spend less time waiting in line at the airport.
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"It was the first thing I thought as we were waiting in line," said media entrepreneur Rachel, who bought a pair from the first popup shop in Venice Beach with the guy she's seeing.
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By the time I made it to Exposition Park, one branch of the protest had already made it onto Vermont, and more or less merged with the fans waiting in line for Flog Gnaw.
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Yeah, obviously it's taking some of the time that we used to spend on televisions, but you didn't have your television in your pocket, looking at it while you're waiting in line for lunch.
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Abdul Qayoum Mubariz, a police officer based at the headquarters, said about 25 police officers — almost all of them unarmed — were waiting in line at a bank in the compound when the Humvee exploded.
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These boys who love Supreme can find room in their hearts for White Castle capsule collections, yet they don't want to be caught waiting in line for macaroni and cheese served in a trough?
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"It's a nightmare," said Solenne Vervisch, 28, who lives in the Greenpoint neighborhood of Brooklyn and gave up in frustration on Saturday afternoon after waiting in line at Pier 1 in Brooklyn Bridge Park.
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Before he died in 2014, Mr. Vlahavas was often seen giving free coffee and snacks to those waiting in line, even after his family members took over day-to-day management of the restaurant.
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In an earlier era, Scott said, those connections were forged in small-group interactions; he recalled that Calipari, while coaching at the University of Massachusetts, delivered pizza to students waiting in line before games.
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Wan also questioned whether Haidilao would be able to sustain its unique qualities as it expands overseas, referring to the restaurant's additional services such as free manicures and snacks for customers waiting in line.
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Get the Philips Digital Airfryer See Details Coffee is a must have every morning (and every afternoon, and heck, every night) but waiting in line at the coffee shop isn't exactly convenient or cheap.
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By the time we arrived at the outreach clinic, several dozen young girls were already waiting in line, fanning themselves and each other by spinning scarfs of multi-coloured fabric around like a lasso.
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A tiny little red number shouldn't stop you from engaging in an interesting conversation with your family, your neighbor, your Uber driver or the person waiting in line in front of you for a concert.
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It is also an embodiment of British values at their best: compassion and decency; waiting in line rather than barging ahead; being part of a national community rather than a collection of self-seeking atoms.
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Whether or not Snapchat knows what it wants to make remains to be seen, but with faster connectivity, dual cameras, and a new, sturdier frame, Snap might actually make something worth waiting in line for.
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Waiting in line for clothes and shoes for his nephew, 18-year-old Ismail Sayed, who left Afghanistan in the hope of reaching Germany to study civil engineering, said all he could do was wait.
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In an impromptu moment, Trump introduced the world to Gene Huber, a passionate Trump supporter who claimed to have been waiting in line since the wee hours of Saturday morning for the rally to begin.
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But on one recent night, as I was waiting in line for the Bane Haunted House in Hell's Kitchen, I had a sinking feeling that I was about to regret signing up for this one.
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Gone are the days of waiting in line to transfer money or check your account balance at the ATM, and awkwardly forgetting how to fill out a deposit slip in front of the bank teller.
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At a concert for The SteelDrivers at Charleston, South Carolina's Music Hall last Thursday, Murray bought up the remaining tickets to the show and handed them out to fans waiting in line to purchase seats.
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If I was waiting in line at the grocery store, I would scroll through a few pictures, perhaps tagging some friends in the most amusing of them, to pass the few minutes of wait time.
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And by noon that day, after waiting in line for over an hour at a press screening of the film only to be stopped tantalizingly close to the front, I had missed the movie completely.
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At least 14 people were injured while waiting in line for a Backstreet Boys and 98 Degrees concert in Oklahoma Saturday after high winds and heavy rains knocked over the entrance to the concert venue.
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People were waiting in line for bread and milk and stuff like that, a lot of things that have made me personally more appreciative of the value of life and what life has to offer.
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Most of us are comfortable complaining to our co-workers, and anyone else waiting in line for coffee, about our chin zits, soliciting any advice on how to make them go away a little faster.
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And although she's clearly down to travel like the rest of us, Kate's royal status does get her out of one irritating plane ritual: Waiting in line at customs and avoiding the dreaded disembarking process.
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The man waiting in line at Popeyes in Prince George's County, Maryland Monday night was involved in an altercation when either someone cut in front of him or he cut in front of someone else.
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View from the ground All told, the President's visit to Puerto Rico lasted about four-and-a-half hours, less time than many Puerto Ricans have spent waiting in line for gas in recent days.
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"When we see what is happening in countries around us and Lebanon is holding democratic elections, this shows that Lebanon is fine," Hariri said after waiting in line around 20 minutes to cast his ballot.
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That approach could go a long way in boosting the condition of our roads and bridges, but other infrastructure assets — all with legitimate and urgent needs — would still be waiting in line for scarce funding.
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At a State Bank of India branch in the New Ashok Nagar neighborhood in New Delhi, about 300 people had been waiting in line for two hours when the bank opened at 10 a.m. Sunday.
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Louisiana Museum of Modern Art (Humlebæk, Denmark) If you're in Denmark, or willing to travel, the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art may be your best bet for seeing an Infinity Room sans waiting in line.
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Instead of waiting in line to tell a person, machine or both, that you are who you say you are, you upload your info and a selfie to Customs and Border Protection via this app.
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Dramatic surveillance footage showed passengers boarding the bus when the collapse happened, swallowing the front of the vehicle, a lamppost and people waiting in line, while others at the bus stop fled for their lives.
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Again and again, by the time I'd reach a cash machine, often after waiting in line for four or five hours, it would have temporarily run out of cash or the network would be down.
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Apple's stores are almost always packed with irritable people waiting in line to get help with their phones, leading to comparisons to an airport when your flight is canceled or to waiting at the DMV.
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Some travel agents focus solely on planning Disney trips and are able to tell guests things like how to avoid waiting in line to get on rides and how to best get around the resorts.
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As the cash crunch persisted, with millions waiting in line for notes, Mr. Modi faced criticism that his policy had hurt lower-income people, and many predicted that voters would punish him at the polls.
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The waiting in line, the rush to get the product first, the mutual exhaustion and frustration and occasional triumph — even more than the shopping itself, such experiences brought us together and linger in the memory.
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With a crowd of people still waiting in line to talk to him, Biden grabbed the phone, thanked her for her service and told her about the important role nurses had played in his life.
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Gone is the era of showing up to the department store or the mall and waiting in line for what seems to be hours to get a photo with Santa and make a special request.
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While waiting in line to get my hands on a Lord Jones Wild Sigurberry gum drop, I felt a growing fear that we might all be headed to a corporate event masquerading as a stoner celebration.
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Yet here I am, with my wife, waiting in line for "Ghostbusters: Dimension," a VR experience at Madame Tussaud's Wax Museum (one building removed from Dave & Buster's, around the corner from the Bubba Gump Shrimp Co.).
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Swift testified that after she was groped, she numbly told Mueller and his girlfriend, "Thank you for coming," and moved on to photos with others waiting in line because she did not want to disappoint them.
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Last year, while I was waiting in line at yet another grocery store, a frazzled young woman stood at the register ahead of me, trying to rectify her WIC checks with an indifferent and unhelpful cashier.
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On Twitter, angry fans documented what quickly snowballed into an outright disaster: thousands were stuck waiting in line outside the hotel for hours after the doors opened, without food, water, or even shelter from the sun.
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At one point in the evening, the hallway entrance to the tent was just jam-packed with everyone from Kanye West to James Corden to Kristen Stewart, all patiently waiting in line for their shining moment.
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Where to Watch: Waiting in line at the DMV for your driver's license NBC's quirky comedy about small government and the ongoing antics of the Pawnee Department of Parks and Recreation is a modern comedy staple.
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Amazon's splashy video for Amazon Go — an all-seeing, all-knowing store where customers can grab items, toss 'em in a bag or pocket and just walk out without ever waiting in line — has obvious appeal.
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Determined to have an e-mail list of forty thousand potential customers before the company launched, Hyman hired interns to search their college databases and to stand outside movie theatres, canvassing the women waiting in line.
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Chick-fil-A is launching Dine-In Mobile Ordering across the US, allowing customers to order their meals to be delivered directly to their tables instead of waiting in line or picking up at the counter.
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Then there's the fact that all that walking and waiting in line and standing around is happening in heels, so you can pretty much kiss your feet goodbye — before you even get into the actual show.
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Sure enough, there were already Pokémon waiting in line on the first day, ready to pour in and catch some sweet tunes from Car Seat Headrest, a band full of dudes who look like Pokémon trainers.
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Nobody likes waiting in line at the checkout counter, whether it is waiting for a human cashier or one of the newer, self-checkout registers where patrons often struggle with the scan-and-go technology's hiccups.
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Rather than competing with Netflix or HBO, it will target viewers looking for quick-hit fare to help them pass the time when they are, for example, on the subway or waiting in line at Starbucks.
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The shopping and dining complex would likely have been busy on that warm Saturday evening, with families and groups of friends walking around or waiting in line to get into some of the more popular spots.
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More than 600 attendees filed into an on-campus conference center for the town hall -- some waiting in line for hours -- in hopes of getting to air concerns to MSU Board of Trustee member Brian Mosallam.
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But, if I'm waiting in line, or out to dinner with friends I want to show off to, I can always fire up the Furbo, and watch her cute lil' body stretch and sniff and sleep.
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"Instead of buying a new camera, I prefer to upgrade my phone," said Tarif Karanfil, who started waiting in line around 53am Friday morning to upgrade from the iPhone 7 to the iPhone 11 Pro Max.
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It can help find lost cars in parking lots, say, or lost children in a grocery store; it can rubberneck for someone waiting in line to buy tickets to see how many others are waiting ahead.
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You'll look like every other jerk waiting in line at the drugstore with your heart-shaped box of stale confectionary, which, if you're lucky, might even have one or two of those amaretto-filled bonbons inside.
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Amal and Farida told BuzzFeed News they believe they would've been forced to leave the McDonald's while the armed man was still outside if it wasn't for another white man waiting in line who confronted the manager.
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But the best part is that you get to skip waiting in line, which is more of a problem at Chipotle, given the multitude of choices and how they make your food, than some other chain restaurants.
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Although no sign or guard had asked us to do so, I noticed those waiting in line were whispering, as if we had all silently agreed to respect each others' slow, intimate passages through this curious membrane.
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I'd like to ask all the veterans listening out there tonight, who are waiting in line for healthcare, who are literally dying because the Veterans Administration doesn't work, do you think Barack Obama knows what he's doing?
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Two days before Election Day, there are so many people waiting to vote in Cincinnati that the line is more than half a mile long: 4,8003 people are waiting in line to vote in Cincinnati right now.
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Prior to his performance on the Today show on Tuesday, Harry Styles wanted to thank his dedicated fans who had been waiting in line all night (some for days) and had pizzas delivered for them to enjoy.
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Swetnick, who's represented by Stormy Daniels' attorney Michael Avenatti, claims she was gang-raped at a party attended by Kavanaugh and that she saw the Supreme Court nominee waiting in line to have sex with another girl.
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The producers also announced via Twitter new rules for people waiting in line, often round-the-clock, outside the Richard Rodgers Theater, hoping to buy the few tickets released by the box office just before each show.
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Some young people waiting in line to the enter the parade were so gravely concerned with the checkpoints that they chose to smoke all their pot and imbibe all their booze before getting hassled by the cops.
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An Apple representative said that between 200 and 13 people were waiting in line in front of some of the first Apple Stores where the iPhone X on sale Friday, including stores in Australia, Singapore and Japan.
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He and Mr. Dorsey exchanged bear hugs and selfies, and Mr. Wilson told him not to worry — he had already cast his vote early for Stacey Abrams, after waiting in line more than an hour and half.
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As panic over the coronavirus outbreak has swept across the city, residents have taken to waiting in line for hours to buy face masks, disinfectant and even toilet paper from places like Kit Pharm in North Point.
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While the young girl and her father's girlfriend, Diamond Peerman — who isn't the 8-year-old's legal guardian — were waiting in line at the state prison, a dog trained to sniff out drugs zeroed in on Peerman.
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Many of the thousands of people waiting in line were among those who drive across the border daily, monitoring wait times the same way commuters in other parts of the country track freeway traffic and train delays.
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Another part is the sense of being in on a secret, eating at some place that doesn't have a Yelp entry and may not even have a name, while your friends are waiting in line at Roberta's.
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The fund's special master announced in mid-February that it would be necessary to slash in half the payouts for those already waiting in line; new claimants could see payments cut by as much as 70 percent.
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Five years ago, Frilot saw Nonny de la Peña's immersive journalistic experience, Hunger in Los Angeles, a virtual recreation of an incident in which a man collapsed from a seizure while waiting in line at a food bank.
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A man told police that he was dressed as Trump and waiting in line to go through a haunted house exhibit with his wife and stepdaughter when a young girl walked up and punched him in the jaw.
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Someday in the not-so-distant future, you might be able to walk into a concert venue without waiting in line for your ticket to be scanned — because instead, the venue will automatically scan and identify your face.
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While waiting in line for an event, it was common for Italian waiters in bowties to pass through the crowds handing out glasses of wine; they thanked editors for their patience and told them to enjoy the show.
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So throw in a glance at the phone while taking a pee and waiting in line for food and we're probably pretty close to the extra 474.5 days that people spend surfing the tube for something to watch.
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Enhancements to My Disney Experience, Disney's downloadable phone app, have made it possible to pre-pay within the app, "check in" upon arrival to the restaurant, and quickly pick up food from a window without waiting in line.
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It makes sense that after a surreal night surrounded by celebs, glitz, and glamour, stars would want to come back to reality by hanging out around the plebes waiting in line to get some cheap, processed, delicious food.
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Maryland State Police said Reginald D. Wooding Jr., 22, of Baltimore, was waiting in line in his mother's car to take his driving test on Monday when the examiner smelled the odor of marijuana coming from the vehicle.
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We need to kill these mosquitoes, we need to kill them now, and Democrats think that waiting in line at the EPA for another federal permit while these mosquitoes continue to breed in our backyards is more important.
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When the Democrats today say that they want just, fair, and humane solutions to our immigration problem, they must not be talking about the millions of people who are waiting in line to come into our country legally.
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"If we have no other option then yes, we could remain in Mexico because we really cannot go back to Honduras," said Dagoberto, 34, waiting in line in the blazing midday sun on Friday with his partner, Jose.
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On Election Day, outdated voting technology—and, some would say, malicious intent—kept Georgia voters in Gwinnett County, "a Democratic stronghold of predominantly minority voters," according to ThinkProgress, waiting in line to vote for more than four hours.
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At hotels or airports, for instance, shortening the time spent waiting in line to check in, training staff to recognize and act on guests' special needs, or designing simpler websites and more ergonomic bathrooms could improve everyone's experience.
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Pay attention and you'll note that it has no content whatsoever: First of all, she wants to give amnesty, which is a disaster and very unfair to all the people who are waiting in line for many years.
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Ling Wingate, New Zealand, waiting in line for Mario Odyssey for two hours: This is my first E3 and I've been wanting to come here since I was about, oh I don't know, this high [points to her knee].
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As I walk past the line of white people waiting in line, I find myself fantasizing about making a fortune by selling white people trendy frozen dumplings at an absurd price, but then realize that places already do that.
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"I'd say WWDC 2016 was a major breaking point because that's when I actually met a couple of my best friends and we went on to build an app…" Waiting in line with the squad at #WWDC18 #WWDCScholars pic.twitter.
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He has decided to purchase the iPhone 7 instead, and has been making the most of his first time waiting in line by cherishing his Apple gift card and poking fun at passerbys questioning what the line is for.
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In a matter of hours, we can provide thousands of dollars to families suddenly saddled with hardships; in a matter of seconds, while waiting in line for a cold brew, we can sign petitions to reform bereavement-leave policies.
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Sure, you might miss your flight this summer after waiting in line for three hours—the highlight of which is getting your balls ever so violently twiddled as an underpaid man in blue gloves checks you for explosive pleats.
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Though there is a similar dynamic of waiting in line, there is a risk that Pokémon Go players would alienate the bank's core clients, who likely have little patience for tweens and 20-somethings chasing pikachus with their smartphones.
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After attending a private ceremony for family and friends in the afternoon, three of McCain's seven children — Sidney, Jack and Jimmy — returned to the rotunda to hug and share stories with those waiting in line at the public viewing.
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Barkley, who's up for Pepsi's Rookie of the Year, was at Red Rabbit nightclub Friday night in New York City, and he cheerfully doled out $100 bills to folks waiting in line in the freezing cold to get inside.
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"DraftServ increases the purchase cycle for us because the consumers don't have the barrier of going to the bar and waiting in line and having that transaction," said Tina Wung, director of digital strategy and innovation at Anheuser-Busch.
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Still, I'd rather pay a little bit more for the time-saving convenience of having a technician come to me, versus having to go to the Genius bar, waiting in line and eventually having a meltdown like this lady.
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What she expected to be a quick and simple process was neither: it took several days, a 400-kilometer (249-mile) car trip and hours waiting in line to collect the Colombian pesos she bought with her Venezuelan bolivars.
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Unlike most warehouse-based retailers, such as Amazon, which care primarily about getting goods to customers, Rent the Runway must also see that goods get returned from them—and in time to reach the next person waiting in line.
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One-hundred-and-five works, curated by Mika Yoshitake, fill its curved, continuous gallery in rough chronological order, allowing for a straightforward stroll through five decades of the prolific artist's works (when you're not waiting in line, that is).
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There's more trust required to give someone access to your medical bills (and possibly your Social Security number) than, say, waiting in line for you at an event, but you might decide that the possible upside outweighs your concerns.
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Kindle Oasis — starting at $159.37 See Details Calling everyone tired of waiting in line for your daily jolt: This stainless steel coffee maker was approved by the Specialty Coffee Association and is on sale for as low as $75.
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Abdul Qasim, 30, said he was waiting in line to attend the rally when he noticed a man wearing an Afghan Army uniform riding in circles on a motorcycle shortly after Mr. Ghani's helicopter landed inside the police compound.
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"If we hadn't given you the land you live on, wouldn't you be dying in Sudan?" said Adili Chandia, a 62-year-old refugee, recounting the lecture she and others got from a frustrated Ugandan woman waiting in line.
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The guy I talked to at 3M ran a big division, and he was sitting in a cubicle with three-feet-high walls, and he was a guy you could talk to waiting in line at Safeway for groceries.
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Aaron Rodgers is looking all spry in a duel with Dak Prescott while Eli falls down to avoid sacks like he was waiting in line at the bank and robbers stormed the place and demanded everyone get on the ground.
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But, dear reader, I have to say that I hate waiting in line so much that the site's newly announced "wait times" feature has me feeling great about the fact that my every movement is being tracked by a terrifying conglomerate.
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She heads to a coffee shop to use the restroom, but as she's waiting in line, gets her hair snipped by a man who's been going around snipping off women's ponytails (this is apparently a real thing that happens, ugh).
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When I can, though, I'm all here to support the world's humans by waiting in line, chatting with baristas, and actually accepting the rhythm of New York City, which is always a little infuriating and never as fast as I want.
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And like "Portlandia," the show sends up the quirks of young hipsterdom, whether it's waiting in line for churrons (the hot new churro-macaron hybrid) or taking desperate measures to retain membership in a holier-than-thou food co-op.
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As I walked around the room, I would be, without asking, presented with my favourite drink (G&T) and put into a queue for a side-demo of a VR experience just by hanging close by, instead of waiting in line.
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When you're waiting in line at the ATM or whatever, do you look like an asshole with sunglasses on or do you root through your bag for your regular glasses, even though you're only going to be inside for five minutes?
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"I remember as a kid waiting in line at Finish Line to get the newest sneakers, so to have the opportunity to see my creative vision on those same shelves is a reminder no dream is too big," she adds.
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On Tuesday, a 70-year-old wearing a hat and glasses was apparently waiting in line for some free cheese when a 72-year-old in a Hawaiian shirt allegedly cut in front of him, snagged some, and darted off.
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The new age of airline rage: Why everyone on board is on edge Travelers stormed off an airplane after their flight was canceled and swarmed the ticket counter, where dozens of passengers were already waiting in line, passengers told CNN.
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They've been waiting in line for 22019, 16, 17 days, cases where they go in an have a minor early stage form of cancer and they can't see a doctor and by the time they get to the doctor they're terminal.
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Although there are some stories about Ceaușescu being a sweetheart—giving the people houses they toiled for their entire lives and teaching them the virtue of patience through the art of waiting in line—it's safe to call him a dictator.
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Jessica Bolger, a job seeker waiting in line at Amazon Career Day, said Crystal City immediately began erecting murals and other artwork in the area after Amazon made the official announcement in November 2018 that it was coming to Arlington.
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They save me from having to drive to stores I absolutely loathe, walking up and down every single boring aisle, then waiting in line to buy all of it only to have to lug it all home and put it away.
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Your first time voting — waiting in line, taking a possibly illegal selfie with your ballot, getting an "I Voted" sticker — is as American a fall pastime as watching grown men run at each other headfirst for hours at a time.
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The horses catch a brief glimpse of a couple of Rick and Morty-looking equines apparently on vacation, waiting in line for "the fastest, most thrilling ride of all time," situated in that den of pony sin and consumerism, Las Pegasus.
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The gathering maintains the aesthetics of liberation but runs with an operational slickness that is both impressive and unnerving: While waiting in line for Indian food, I saw a small surveillance camera in the folds of a dangling tetragonal lantern.
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Instead of waiting in line, you tap the device on digital totems at slide entrances; that holds your place in a "virtual queue" and you can sunbathe or swim or whatever until the device flashes that it's your turn to ride.
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There's hand-wringing, derailing, distraction, tone policing, silencing, gaslighting, "sea lioning" — a label for every depressing rhetorical habit that could possibly present itself, each term a tool for narrowing down the number of ideas waiting in line for your consideration.
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"Let's look after ourselves before we look after others," said Catherine Rigaud, 56, who was waiting in line to enter the Zenith concert hall on the northeast edge of Paris where Ms. Le Pen was speaking in the campaign's last week.
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They can work at a job they will get all those hours back that they are waiting in line or all that income back that they are wasting that the middle class wouldn't have to pay comes back into that household.
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Each country is allowed up to 25 percent of the 25,000 visas, issued under this scheme every year, but when other countries do not use their allotted amount, they are given to applicants in other nations who are waiting in line.
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The jackpot would actually amount to a mere $558 million if the winner chose to be paid in a lump sum, but that would still be more than enough for those waiting in line to dream of a glitzier, more comfortable life.
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Outcome of day one: still gay Over the course of the day, I develop a habit of checking out all the men that appear in my line of vision—on the subway, in the street, while waiting in line for an ATM.
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The bits of the evening between the waiting in line are nice and all, but turns out it's hard to focus on becoming hetero when you're slamming Negronis with your lesbian lover, whether you're surrounded by models and B-list celebrities or not.
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"I think young people have hostility about the North because they only heard bad things about North Korea for the past nine years," said 19-year-old Chae Hyun-min, who was waiting in line to enter the stadium in freezing cold weather.
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We&aposre waiting in line to get tickets and it&aposs, you know, a documentary about Mr. Rogers and, all of a sudden, this woman comes out of nowhere and starts telling me that I&aposm ripping babies out of women&aposs arms.
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When people get to cut in line, they&aposre cutting in line over other people from countries who are waiting in line to come here legally so it&aposs actually these immigrant communities that are hurt when we don&apost enforce our borders.
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There's a lot of excitement about Amazon Go, the company's new kind of grocery store that lets customers take what they need and leave without ever waiting in line, but there weren't a whole lot of specifics on how this system works.
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With the help of a cute monster, kids learn calming breathing techniques to help them cope with potentially frustrating or distressing situations: putting on shoes, saying goodbye to parents, fixing a block tower, waiting in line, and going to sleep in the dark.
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While you may see me breezily waving my smartphone in front of an enthusiastic cashier, I see myself waiting in line for my morning cup of coffee, grumpy and dead-eyed as usual, pulling out a few dollars or my credit card. Why?
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It's just not a touchscreen game for me, and in the week or so that I've been playing with it, it has sucked me in a bunch of times while waiting in line at the store or while hanging around the house.
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Going by previous events at the store, it's safe to say there will be a swarm of people waiting in line hours before the pre-order time, so get there early if you want to be one of the first to secure Switch.
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Alongside a number of other visitors, I had been waiting in line to take advantage of the city's 144-hour 'transit' visa, which allows travelers with an onward flight to stay in Shanghai without needing to secure a visa before they travel.
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Even if Instagram, Facebook, YouTube and TikTok aren't direct Quibi rivals because of their vast differences in content and business models, they still eat up a ton of people's downtime — while commuting, waiting in line or taking a break from work, for example.
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There are fast passes for those who have trouble waiting in line, private areas to transfer from one wheelchair to another, waterproof wristbands to help find those who tend to wander and quiet areas for those who may get overwhelmed by crowds.
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So far there's no word on what city the store will be in – but even if it's across the country, flying there and waiting in line to buy a lip kit might actually take less time than waiting for her next online restock.
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The floor itself felt like a theme park, with people patiently waiting in line for hours to try VR demos, from the unreleased VR game Star Trek: Bridge Crew, to Mindshow: the VR app that lets you make your own VR productions.
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A few minutes later, security gets onstage to let everyone know that the room is now at capacity, and that those still waiting in line outside will have to settle for listening to the candidate over blaring loudspeakers in the parking lot.
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Karen Rogers, a passenger returning from Paris by way of London, had been waiting in line for at least five hours to be screened at O'Hare and was told she would have at least another hour to go, she said Saturday night.
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We used to go to gymnastics on Saturday mornings, and instead of going to the upscale breakfast place in the Valley where people would be waiting in line for an hour, we would go into Tacos Mexico and eat like kings right away.
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Brigham Barnes, who had been waiting in line Saturday to enter the Vessel with a friend, said the young man fell on the south side of the sculpture, and soon after Hudson Yards employees put up a small tent blocking the view.
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"Does the co-op wish to continue on this rather hair-raising course?" asked Mark Kuzmack, a member who aired his views in the co-op's newspaper, The Linewaiters Gazette, so named because members read it while waiting in line at the registers.
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"As Wisconsin citizens continue to distance themselves to ensure their safety, many will be unwilling to risk their safety and the safety of others by waiting in line to register to vote and cast their vote on election day," the filing reads.
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There was a clear appetite for this particular technology, one that is especially uncanny when you consider that some people are actually waiting in line to see — or are seeing — Björk Digital while Björk IRL is DJing on stage in the next room.
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There's no specific law addressing how long is too long when it comes to waiting in line to vote, but Ho said waits as short as an hour and as long as eight hours have been found by courts to violate voters' rights.
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Aaron Baldwin, from Kentucky, sitting on the floor waiting in line for Call of Duty: WWII for 2 and half hours (along with his girlfriend, playing on her Switch, and not interested in talking): I got here 30 minutes before they opened the doors.
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Traditionally, such items have been sold exclusively at the parks and for a limited period of time; as a result, they tend to inspire massive consumer demand, particularly among the Disney fandom, with people waiting in line for hours for a crack at buying them.
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When Biebs rolled up to a two day event in Manhattan for limited-editon Purpose merchandise, fans who had been waiting in line for at least two hours in the rain gave up their spot in seconds, jumping over barriers to run to the screams.
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Regardless, the app is user friendly and makes it easy to do some swiping or searching on the morning commute or while waiting in line at the shops, and makes using a dating app feel cool — and not like begging someone to marry you.
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By the time I played the game I was pretty exhausted from waiting in line for two hours, but I what remember was those two hours in line with my new friends in my new city, brought together by love, nostalgia, and poor impulse control.
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"It's a real testament to the power of Muhammad Ali, his message and all he stood for that so many thousands showed up to be able to recognize him," Brian Eller told CNN affiliate WAVE-TV, leaving empty-handed after waiting in line for hours.
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Pricing and availability haven't been finalized yet, but you can expect to find these tiny arcades in stores later this year, priced to be an impulse purchase while you're waiting in line at the checkout and find yourself reminiscing about your Space Invaders days.
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Imagine: you're waiting in line for a midnight screening of The Last Jedi, your Starbucks 2017 holiday porg cup in hand and your branded porg pajamas (porg-jamas) keeping you warm as you stand for hours outside the AMC theater closest to your home.
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Watching the faces of tired kids waiting in line as they see Angel roll up in his custom stroller, or Atticus turned out in his boater and glasses, and it's easy to see why airports — and flyers — are embracing these furry, four-footed ambassadors.
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If you've grown weary of neck-bearded baristas in flannel and waiting in line for $5 eight-ounce cold brews, then you'll be happy to know that soon you may be able to avoid that experience altogether in order to get your morning caffeine fix.
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Letters "Waiting in Line for the Illusion of Security," (The Upshot, Economic View, May 29) by Sendhil Mullainathan of Harvard and Richard H. Thaler of the University of Chicago, looked at the long lines at Transportation Security Administration airport checkpoints as an economic problem.
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OpenTheBooks analyzed just how much money the US government blew last September, and if you're currently waiting in line at CoinStar to get some extra money for the IRS, it's going to make you want to throw that machine through a Washington, DC window.
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"Aretha made a lot of women look at themselves differently and changed how a lot of men looked at women," Alma Riley, 67, said after waiting in line outside the visitation at the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History for nearly three hours.
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After an hour of waiting in line (the logistics behind the hillclimb are essential to keeping things on schedule, thus the hurry-up-and-wait atmosphere), showing off for the crowd, the actual blitz up the hill was over in less than a minute.
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After the fifth or sixth alert on Wednesday (it was easy to lose count), a couple of strangers waiting in line for food at the speedskating arena began trading tips on how to alter the settings on their iPhones to block the emergency notifications.
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The same incisive eye that captured, in saturated color, the indignity of waiting in line to drink from a water fountain, while another, labeled "white only" sat unused, infuriatingly out of reach, also shot fashion editorials and portraits of artist friends like Alberto Giacometti and Helen Frankenthaler.
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Everywhere Snap drops a Snapbot, the big yellow vending machines that serve as temporary storefronts for the glasses, crowds line up, dozens of people deep, and spend their hours waiting in line posting and tweeting about how excited they are to get their hands on some Spectacles.
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Ultimately, what it means is that we'll get two Star Wars films in the next 15 months, and for those of you waiting in line, it means that you'll get to do so in the warmer summer month of May, rather than in the middle of winter.
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A voter in Denton County reported being turned away for lack of a photo ID. At at least two sites in Houston, voters said poll workers incorrectly told them they needed ID. In Denton County, an armed patrol person was seen talking to voters waiting in line.
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While it might sound ridiculous, I've lost count of the number of times I've seen people playing the Switch in real life in a bar, at a mall, while waiting in line, or even on a roof, all while keeping the Switch propped up via its kickstand.
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Waiting in line at a public services office is never a lot of fun, and it seems like there are always additional forms you need to complete, or other reasons why you must return two or more times before you have jumped all of the hurdles.
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Regardless, the app is user friendly and makes it easy to do some swiping or searching on the morning commute or while waiting in line at the store, and makes using a dating app feel cool — not like a desperate old person begging someone to marry them.
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Waiting in line gives one the best chance to overhear local gossip: Surfers come first thing for overstuffed black-bean breakfast burritos, followed by later risers looking for macchiatos, flaky pineapple-filled pastries and bagels — all made in a nearby bakery and delivered daily at 7 a.m.
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CreditCreditHilary Swift for The New York Times My friend and I were at a Nets game the other night, being ushered between exclusive locations by our personal concierge, when suddenly we strayed into an area full of normal fans waiting in line to buy their own food.
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Pandemic is a partnership among three organizations: Slice, an ordering and delivery platform for local pizzerias; Slice Out Hunger, a nonprofit that raises funds for local food banks and pantries; and Pizza to Polls, a nonprofit that delivers free pizza to people waiting in line to vote.
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In New York City, where space is at a premium, there are strict, unspoken codes of privacy and proximity: you can stand this close in a subway car and this close in an elevator and this close while waiting in line for an egg and cheese.
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Instead it's put to work waiting in line, for the opportunity to buy a T-shirt, then take pictures of it and post them on the internet, then sell that T-shirt to a person like me for maybe $50 profit — $100 on a good day.
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TMZ broke the story ... Tekashi was scheduled to perform during Howard University Homecoming weekend in October but the rapper angered thousands of fans when he bailed 35 minutes before doors opened at Echostage in D.C. ... forcing organizers to turn away about 400 people waiting in line.
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Waiting in line for a cashier is becoming a thing of the past, as shoppers can scan and pay for items themselves at retailers like Sam's Club and Kroger, or even just walk straight out of Amazon Go, where the system will track your purchases and charge you automatically.
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"I do understand it's an upfront cost to buy the equipment and [coffee] bags, but you're ultimately going to save money and time," she says, urging us to consider not only budget, but also time spent waiting in line mid-commute for that pricey, pre-made cup. 6.
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Swetnick claimed that Kavanaugh but this kind of sexual assault was commonplace at parties attended by Kavanaugh and his wingman Mark Judge, and she said in a sworn statement that she has a "firm recollection" of both Kavanaugh and Judge waiting in line to participate in other such assaults.
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"I am going to fill up on gasoline just in case, because of the United States sanctions and because this country's refineries do not work," said Alberto Avila, a 52-year-old elevator technician waiting in line for gas at a still-unopened station in eastern Ciudad Guayana.
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As he listened to his radio and assisted on regular calls, we chatted about trivialities such as the hip areas of town (what clubs had the most attractive women waiting in line), what mom and pop restaurant served the best fried Perch, and of course, the Cleveland Browns.
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Another option is to give up many precious seconds, or even minutes, waiting in line for a Porta-Potty that may or may not be where you need it, when you need it, and then going through the motions to get out of your shorts, then back into them.
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The men with whom I worked in the garden on "China Hill" at California's Folsom Prison were there with me, every day, waiting in line to get back into the prison building and hoping the guards wouldn't discover the vegetable contraband they had secreted away in their clothing.
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"I wish he'd done it a week ago," said David Anderson, 42, a TV writer-director waiting in line outside a pharmacy in the Los Angeles suburb of Glendale to buy anti-nausea medicine for his wife, who is 12-weeks pregnant and home with their young son.
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"This is an issue that discriminates against women, who have to spend most of the intermission waiting in line and can't enjoy the other amenities," said Kathryn H. Anthony, a specialist on gender-related design issues at the architecture school of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Deepan Patel was one of a number of U.S. government workers waiting in line for a meal on Friday at celebrity chef Jose Andres' "Chefs for Feds" emergency kitchen, when he heard President Donald Trump had agreed to end a 35-day-old partial government shutdown.
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The fake cop didn't stop her from leaving the van, and when she got to the taco truck, the mother quietly explained the situation to the truck owner and the customers waiting in line, and asked them to call 911 without looking at the armed man or causing a commotion.
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"It's a real testament to the power of Muhammad Ali, his message and all he stood for that so many thousands showed up to be able to recognize him," fan Brian Eller told CNN affiliate WAVE-TV, leaving empty-handed after waiting in line for hours for tickets to Friday's service.
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" Bradley, a 19-year-old from Bay Shore, told BuzzFeed News she and her brother and their friends were waiting in line to order food when they noticed the man pacing and "muttering angrily" to himself, saying the word "stupid" and something to the effect of "can't do their jobs.
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But today the pop star finally broke her silence, posting a picture of herself to Instagram waiting in line at the polls and she may have just given us a major hint as to who she'll be casting her ballot for via her very conspicuous choice of a cold-shoulder top.
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Since it launched a little over a year ago, Instagram Stories has been useful for showing your friends what you're up to — singing along at Solange's concert, waiting in line for doughnuts, about to get a piercing — but not so much when it comes to getting their opinions on things.
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Is it really worth waiting in line for hours you'll never get back to spend a bunch of dough on a sake set and box of chopsticks, when both of those items—albeit without the Supreme logo—are readily available for a fraction of the price in your local Chinatown?
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Moore supporters were waiting in line before the Pensacola rally were talking about the revelation that Moore accuser Beverly Young Nelson, brought to the public by famed feminist attorney Gloria Allred, had written part of a yearbook signature Allred had strongly suggested was written in full by Moore in the '70s.
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Waiting in line has mostly become a thing of the past thanks to the internet, but occasionally, there's still the need to physically queue up outside a restaurant or a store, and if you find yourself in that situation you're going to wish these chairs were there waiting for you.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 25 (Reuters) - Deepan Patel was one of a number of U.S. government workers waiting in line for a meal on Friday at celebrity chef Jose Andres' "Chefs for Feds" emergency kitchen, when he heard President Donald Trump had agreed to end a 35-day-old partial government shutdown.
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A visit to the McDonald's in the city of Marino, about 15 miles southeast of Rome, offers a true cultural experience: an ancient, subterranean Roman road that's fully integrated into the fast-food chain, complete with a glass floor through which patrons can glimpse the walkway while waiting in line.
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"I really hope that this series makes people stop, just for one second, to consider the kind of access they have to medical care — and good medical care at that," photographer Sam Reinders, who took the series' photo of a young girl waiting in line at a Nepalese clinic, tells Refinery29.
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"People cant pronounce 'paczki,' and they don't really know what it is, but they know they want it bad, they don't mind waiting in line, and they're clapping their hands and partying while they wait and when they leave," Bakic says of the crowds cramming into her shop Tuesday morning.
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"I am a single parent and things are not easy for me economically so I'm waiting in line to cast my vote for the future," she told Reuters at a polling station in Waterloo, a village nestled in palm trees and forest on the outskirts of the West African country's capital.
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But the RAISE Act does little to address real problems such as creating a path to citizenship for the 11 million undocumented immigrants living in our communities or addressing the backlog of visa applications that keep many immigrants waiting in line for a chance to come to the United States.
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You've not known true joy until opening a pint of their Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough, which is, by my estimation, 45 percent dough, or enjoying the first lick of Cookie-Crumble-Strawberry-Jam in a cone after waiting in line for 20 minutes on a muggy New York City night.
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Seeing it is becoming almost a bimodal kind of a thing, with a lot of people that are shuttled around in limousines to private airports and fly on private planes, and we see on the evening news about people waiting in line in TSA and that's like reading about a different country.
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Ron WydenRonald (Ron) Lee WydenWyden blasts FEC Republicans for blocking probe into NRA over possible Russia donations Wyden calls for end to political ad targeting on Facebook, Google Ex-CIA chief worries campaigns falling short on cybersecurity MORE (Ore.), the top Democrat on the Finance Committee, delivered pizza to those waiting in line.
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That becomes clearer still when Elijah — waiting in line to get Dill a drink — starts chatting with another guy at the soiree: This dude spills that Dill has dated a lot of the men in this very room, and even took one of them to a black-tie event earlier in the week.
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"The Ron Paul people grew up: We learned that what's revolutionary is cutting your hair, putting on a suit and tie, and showing up prepared to fight for your ideas," says Wilkerson, wearing a button-down shirt while waiting in line at the decidedly non-revolutionary Conservative Political Action Conference on Friday.
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After waiting in line for an hour to apply, he spotted the manager Jack Kelly, and went right up to him, shaking his hand and saying: "I just want you to know that I waited in line for the last hour to submit my application because I really want to work here," he wrote.
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The winner of the tournament, Bernhard Langer, was caught a few months ago in a presidential controversy of his own, when Mr. Trump told congressional Republicans that the "very famous" golfer had confirmed to him clear evidence of voter fraud that he had witnessed while waiting in line to vote in the November election.
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Meanwhile, victims of this economic debauchery are the unemployed, the minorities, the least trained workers, the young adults, and the cash poor seniors who would have gladly been winding around all the new Amazon buildings, waiting in line in hopes of landing one of these jobs at which progressives and unions snub their noses.
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HEROES: A Duet in Mixed Reality created by MAP Design Lab, MPC VR and HeliosOver by the Chase Sapphire Lounge, located at the halfway point of the primary drag, a nondescript door led attendees upstairs and into a dark art space swarming with people waiting in line to get a taste of the newest in alternate viewing experiences.
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The sea of leather was occasionally interrupted by a burst of color and costuming: There was a man in a head-to-toe zebra outfit, including zebra-stripe heels, buying giant steins of beer; a scantily clad Pikachu winding his way through the crowd; and a Star Wars storm trooper waiting in line for the toilet.
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But even so, 36 of the 50 voting Republican senators last February voted for Trump-supported legislation sponsored by Senate Judiciary Chairman Charles Grassley of Iowa that would have cut legal immigration by about as much as the Goodlatte bill (though it would not have erased the applications of millions of potential migrants waiting in line).
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Of course, it's very early days for all of these startups, whose economics may not be crystal clear but whose appeal is plain, considering the generally dissatisfying, traditional experience of driving to a pharmacy and waiting in line for medication (sometimes while not feeling well and often to be told the drugs won't be available straightaway).
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If you are a true New Yorker, you have probably spent a Sunday waiting in line at a restaurant that serves the same brunch dishes as the empty joint next door, while your earbuds play some sort of yacht rock music provided by your insurance company or mortgage holder, which has, of course, put you on hold.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads While waiting in line to pee in "America," a toilet cast in 18-karat gold and installed in a Guggenheim Museum bathroom, I ran into my friend Fritz Mead, who lives in a shack he built himself out of scrap wood in a backyard next to a skate bowl he also built himself.
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What message do we send the hundreds of thousands of visitors from around the world who come to revel in our Parks, our national treasures, when they find themselves waiting in line for a Porta Potty next to a shuttered bathroom whose continued use would leak raw sewage into the environment due to old or damaged pipes?
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I could buy both, except then I'd have to return one, which would involve repacking them in a box, locating a printer where I can print off a shipping label, going to a physical UPS store or, worse, a post office, and waiting in line to deliver myself of these gloves I just had to see for myself.
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Striking a balance so most of them are happy and willing to spend money on overpriced theme park food and hats, making sure the park has enough staff to repair rides, clean up after all that vomit, and entertain peeps waiting in line, seemed like just the kind of tinkering that made Cities: Skylines a surprise hit.
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He (along with Warren Buffett and a handful of other billionaires) has promised to give away most of his fortune to philanthropic causes, drives a Tesla (quite modest, considering how expensive cars can get), doesn't like to buy pricey clothes and can be seen quietly waiting in line for a burger at the same Seattle drive-in he's been going to for years.
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When we first meet, he's leading a class with several people of varying age—from teens to young adults—along with Jebril "Fresh" Jalloh, owner of streetwear clothing line Get Fresh Clothing, who is telling a story about a then-unknown The Weeknd blasting House of Balloons to unsuspecting fans waiting in line at one of his first clothing pop ups.
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But the long-term vision for Walmart+ is for the program to add more perks, which could include discounts on prescription drugs at Walmart pharmacies and fuel at Walmart gas stations, as well as a Scan & Go service that would allow shoppers to check out in Walmart stores without waiting in line — a tool Walmart briefly tested but discontinued nearly two years ago.
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Daryl Morey, the general manager of the Houston Rockets, recalled waiting in line in 2006 for one of the more popular parties at All-Star weekend in Houston, where he watched Maciej Lampe — a center from Poland who appeared in 64 career games over parts of three seasons — bypass the line so that he could immediately be waved inside by security.
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"There's so much anxiety across the board for the spouses, the principals who are doing everything they are supposed to be doing, waiting in line for a decade or more, and now they have to worry, they have a mortgage, they have kids in school, that they may not be able to stay here because of their green card case," Rosenblum said.
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My beautiful flip phone is easier to remember, lighter, and more enjoyable to use as an actual phone, and while it's nice not being able to look at Facebook when I'm waiting in line at the bank or a coffee shop, I don't want to make it seem that I've achieved some sort of transcendental bliss by giving up touching a glass screen with my thumb.
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But corruption has become even more brazen over the past year, as Mexican immigration officials and organized crime are preying on migrants, charging them thousands for the privilege of simply waiting in line in Mexico to claim asylum in the U.S. The strict limitations on asylum seekers enacted under the Trump administration has turned the process into a lucrative business for corrupt Mexican officials and cartels.
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Like buying coffee and exchanging pleasantries with a person waiting in line and how this could make Andrew feel human for the rest of the day, the fact that people were nice and decent and maybe he was nice and decent and maybe there was a nice and decent future ahead—all these nothing moments growing in number, tenuous yet taking shape around the void, the impression of life gradually becoming life.
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My experience, instead: 30 minutes of waiting in line at guest services to try to give them money because the box office was closed; giving up and moving to another guest relations line just inside the park; and encountering an aghast attendant who demanded I rat out the name of the "cast member" who had let me onto park grounds (I didn't) and then refused to speak to me until I went back outside the entrance to the slow-moving line I had just left.
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