> * 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

> * 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 Personally, my distaste for waiting in lines isn't because I think those people are "beneath" me somehow, it's because in my experience, people are so wrapped up in getting what they want that consideration of the people waiting behind them often goes out the window. I don't mind waiting for things that inherently take time, but I get really annoyed when entitled people waste others' time because they can, because they are not used to taking 'no' for an answer. The customer is always right, donchaknow. And the probability of this happening increases with the number of people in line. But, I agree with your overall point that "time is money" is typically a poor justification.