Just want to address this - > The implication for people who do wait in line is that they are inferior to you, since they somehow fall below the 'worth' measur

Just want to address this - > The implication for people who do wait in line is that they are inferior to you, since they somehow fall below the 'worth' measurement - I would never want to even suggest to people that they're somehow less valuable, since I don't believe that people ever are You set the worth on your own time. If everyone pitches in an extra buck to move faster, Starbucks (or 7-11, or whatever) will hire extra staff or something. I'd rather have less stuff, and more time to work on research, recruiting, building, staffing, reading, relaxing, family, etc. Most of my free time lately goes into either reading or thinking about the orphanage I'm building, so that's what waiting in line is screwing up at the end of my work obligations. It's a great trade for me, but everyone sets their own values.