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Re:Montreal Moving Day: what happens when a whole city moves... by alister on Sunday July 01, 2018 @12:03AM (#17434018)
In Montreal, people line up in a neat straight long single file to board a bus, or for other kinds of queues. In many other parts of Canada/US, people either huddle around the entrance ready to push in or reluctantly make a disorganized line.

Switching to Brazil, I have a long list of things that people from the US or Canada would think of as normal, but don't exist in Brazil or are very rare (like garburators, limousines, and bathtubs -- not kidding about bathtubs!):

http://brazilsense.com/index.php?title=Common_in_the_USA_and...

Re:Montreal Moving Day: what happens when a whole city moves... by cwe on Sunday July 01, 2018 @07:10AM (#17435101)
This doesn’t seem to apply at busy metro stations, sadly
Re:Montreal Moving Day: what happens when a whole city moves... by miguelrochefort on Sunday July 01, 2018 @12:23AM (#17434077)
Brits to the same.
Re:Montreal Moving Day: what happens when a whole city moves... by clearly on Sunday July 01, 2018 @05:00AM (#17434758)
We will queue for anything. However we won’t generally complain openly if someone jumps the line... just mutter under our breath.