Rude Observation: The Art Of Pushing In Line Pt.2

We finally got to the front of the queue, and we were the next group of people to be let onto the platform.

So when the train staff opened the gates to let us though, I saw that one of the woman reached out and grabbed the other one in the arm and with one swoop motion they slid in from the side, between the little gap of me and the gate.

They hugged the left wall cutting through the line of people already walking up the stairs, nearly knocking over another lady in the process.

I saw them get onto the platform and did the same maneuverer to got themselves onto the train that was just about to leave, and all this was done within 1 minute. I was left shocked to see how someone could have mastered the skills to push in line with such optimisation, by the time we had gotten to the platform and gotten onto the next train, it was 15 minutes after.

I wasn't even mad, I was admiring the swiftness of their skills. They help me to understood something that day, being able to push in line efficiently is an art form. When done correctly, you could leave before anyone have the time to confront you of your actions.

Some of the people didn’t even know what had happened, because no traces have been left behind.

If you have missed the first part you can find it here:
Part One