I have watched people queue-jumping to express wedding wishes to the conjugal couple after the nuptial Mass; and also in the line at cemetery door to sympathise with the near and dear ones, of those who have been buried after having ended their earthly journey and gone to a better land. There is no argument or any rage at such places because queues have their own atmosphere depending for what it is and where it is. But even here, some, weakly comment: “bad mannered queue-breakers”; others, show the spirit of tolerance by ignoring such line-skippers, for according to them, life is a journey along with all sorts of people; so they maintain their positivism in such negative situations.