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This line is absolutely insane. I would understand if they were queuing for a food bank or a grocery store. But this is an IKEA. What could POSSIBLY be in an IKEA that you would line up for 3 hours for?
https://www.cheshire-live.co.uk/whats-on/whats-on-news/shoppers-queue-630am-ikea-warrington-18341906 |
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Because IKEA is awesome??
j/k. Desperation to get out of the house and implement all the redecorating plans made during the shutdown? |
| And why does this matter to you? Not only is this not you, but it’s the UK, so you can’t even argue that these people might get COVID and infect you (unless you live in the UK?). |
| What do they want? Normalcy. That's what they want. Just a little bit of normalcy. |
| A florkenfork and and stromsfarter, of course. |
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Kitchen renos? Product warranties that are about to expire?
I don’t know, but this picture certainly shows how much better the U.K. is at queuing. |
| After spending months in my house, I have all sorts of plans for new organization and functions. And yes, IKEA will be one of my first stops. |
What's normal about wandering around a windowless maze looking at lamps for hours? Seriously. |
| It looks big because people are so spread out, that’s all. It’s not like the line to get into a hot release at the movie theater. |
Here’s a novel concept: Not everyone enjoys the same things you do! You might hate IKEA, but they like it! Shocking, I know. |
Wrong. I like IKEA - won't go so far as love. But I also happen to know they have this nifty tool called 'online order'. I mean 3 hours of lining up for an IKEA...people are crazy. |
| This is hilarious. Why would anyone wait this long for anything. |
What’s normal about not understanding that people may have different interests than you? Seriously. |
Someone might think you’re crazy for staying bunkered down in your home. |