I waited 45 minutes to buy a single croissant in Fitzroy. Why do humans queue?
Briefly

The allure of a well-regarded product can compel many to endure long waits, as psychological costs are weighed against the anticipated value of the experience.
Professor Sezer Ulku’s research reveals that people's willingness to wait in line is heavily influenced by their perceived value of the product, considering both time and social norms.
Read at www.theguardian.com
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