What side to walk on?

[serfty]

T2 is closer to the station entrance - I don't think there has been one there.
The one they have is comically short - possibly leaving room for another, but they'd rather build more car park$.

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Actually, now you refresh my memory with that - back on 2000 there were two sets of travelators between the station entrance and Qantas Domestic.

One has been completely removed and that's why that remaining is so short.

 

[JohnK]

Go to Japan?

I've never visited Japan (and to be honest have no desire to visit) but my experience with Japanese is their standards are quite high and on par if not better than Western countries.

I'll leave the rest alone but I've been in Thailand for 2 weeks now and if the tourists here reflect the standards of their home countries then my statement is totally true.

@Forg for my part you need to have compassion for fellow human beings and treat them with respect and queuing is a major part of that respect.

 

[Forg]

@Forg for my part you need to have compassion for fellow human beings and treat them with respect and queuing is a major part of that respect.

Actually … I think this is a bit harsh on those parts of the world (most of them) where staying alive requires you to stomp all over your nearby human, where they can’t stomp all over you first of course. It’s why I’m not that excited to visit the third world, I don’t want to observe people clawing at each other’s throats just to stay alive.

Queuing civilly is a … let’s call it a White Man Problem. Most of the world has been brought-up to scream & yell & trample, just in order to survive.