Using `.receive()` will occupy a worker thread from node until it returns. Having multiple consumers waiting on receive will clog up the worker threadpool, prev

Using `.receive()` will occupy a worker thread from node until it returns. Having multiple consumers waiting on receive will clog up the worker threadpool, preventing anything that uses it from running. If you want to use the consumer right now, I would suggest always using a timeout on the receive call, and waiting between timed-out calls to receive. This is extremely important if you have multiple consumers.