Why do people crowd baggage carousels? [closed]
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It is really very easy. Just stand a few feet away so that everybody will have enough space to view it and see when their luggage has arrived; when it has they can go up, grab it and be on their way. When you crowd around the thing as close as you possibly can, you restrict the area by which others can observe, thereby causing people needless delays. I have noticed that some airports have even put lines around baggage carousels, the point being obvious. But people still don't get it. Why?
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