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Eviscerator

Hahah. No. If you don't stand in line, you lose your spot.

Nomnom

Well I mean, I guess it would work if everybody played by the rules, right? Personally I think this looks staged. I mean, there's no anyone there actually getting service.

Spritzy

I wouldn't wanna walk my bare feet on that dirty floor.

Damn Yankee

This reminds me of when the DMV clerks are on lunch.

AmigaTech

I think it makes sense. Everyone gets a place-holder without having to stand there. It's no different from 'take a number' routines...

--AT

Skittles

Man the lines at that DMV really stink!

Retail Kiwi

I would suggest this is probably in the Pacific Islands, Fiji, Samoa, Tonga etc... and I would imagine this is probably real it seems like the kind of thing they would do, its their culture to be polite and more than anything relaxed and of course they all wear jandals

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