Why We Don't Like to Wait

[@gambit-6181]

You'd think at a theme park they would have mini games at the side of the those reaaaaly long queues. Something as simple as getting a basketball in a hoop and other different mini games would do.

[@seabb]

Actually, in some Disney park rides they do have little games for kids to play while they wait. At Disney World, the wait for the seven dwarf's gem cave ride is literally 2-3 hours, all for a 3 minute ride. They have the line weave through a forest area, the inside of a log cabin, and lots of cave before you finally reach the place to board. Along the way, though, they have mini games like touchscreen gem matching, water spouts that react to motion, and barrels of gems that you can spin to project an image onto the ceiling. It's actually pretty cool, were it not for the still extremely long wait. I actually remember the wait better than the actual ride because of how short the ride was.

[@stonedude1234]

Some do, it's really nice for the kids.

[@ShirinRose]

The queue for one of the rides at the Wizarding World of Harry Potter theme park goes through Hogwarts and is set up like a tour of the castle, so it doesn't seem like you're waiting at all since the entire thing is entertaining :)

[@kylemiller2414]

Great idea

[@Adven4U1]

Shirin Rose Universal Orlando Islands of Adventure. Yeah that’s entertaining.

[@ZamanSiddiqui]

4:08 But I've watched every episode of SciShow Psych! 😭

[@Lucky10279]

Zaman Siddiqui Me too! I want more!

[@Wingedshadowwolf]

I don't think I've missed any episodes yet!

[@stonedude1234]

I'm on the journey...

[@yabashe]

Same! We have to wait too long Hank! How long is it gonna be until the next one?!

[@TBSkyen]

I frantically clicked "skip ad" so I could get to watch this video faster.

[@frenzyXprime]

I love that this popped up while I was in a waiting room.

[@darrin2053]

To be patient while having to wait is a heavy sign of maturity. Change what you can and accept what you can’t

[@ItsMePhoebe]

I've gotten so impatient that I basically now watch all my youtube videos at 1.25 speed! :S

[@lodesmets9815]

ItsMePhoebe nah too long, 1.5 times

[@ItsMePhoebe]

Lode Smets Haha truth! I usually fluctuate between the two if its too slow, only prob is a lot of the time I cant hear what they're saying then :/ First World Probs.

[@JimCullen]

I go between 1.0, 1.25, 1.5, and 2.0x speed on KZbin. Normally 1.0 or 1.5 depending on the KZbinr. But with podcasts, I listen at a *minimum* of 2x. Often listen at 2.4 or 2.6x. Podcasts make great listening while in line at the groceries, too!

[@jeng.2322]

omg !! all of my friends tell me i am so weird for watching videos like that. i have a chrome extension so i can speed up videos outside of youtube without the option. i also raved when youtube added the feature to its mobile app, now i don't mind watching videos on the app :)

[@djoakeydoakey1076]

TL:DR

[@guppy8073]

The part about enjoying waiting is true. When I'm waiting in line with my cousins at a theme park it's a lot more fun then waiting on my own. We can play games together and talk, rather than just being bored.

[@MephLeo]

People use their phones at the most inconvenient times, like when they are driving, but when they are waiting in a line, they just focus on being angry about other people's quirks... oh, humans...

[@noobjitsu1743]

Leopoldo Aranha yup

[@RosheenQuynh]

Human behavior baffles me

[@MusiCaninesTheMusicalDogs]

Leopoldo Aranha I think humans love to hate.

[@kylemiller2414]

I think being super close to strangers may deter people because you don’t want them all up in your business nor do you want to disturb others near you with the content on the phone making noise or something similar. AND you have to turn your earphones off so you can be ready to speak with the cashiers and pay, even though most people still listen to music while in line (I do, but I turn it off when I’m second in line). So yeah you’re kinda right but way more wrong.

[@jollystniick]

Leo driving gets boring sometimes, gotta fill the time somehow 🤷‍♂️

[@Master_Therion]

Waiting for food at a restaurant is the worst. Both the customers and the waiters have to wait.

[@djoakeydoakey1076]

Could you give any solutions to help with the waiting except for speeding up the service?

[@papinkelman7695]

Master Therion Nah, the 'wait'ers are used to it.

[@brytontoro8300]

Waiters gonna wait, wait, wait, wait, wait....

[@MephLeo]

But being paid to wait is not bad at all. The problem is when you pay to wait, which isn't the case in most restaurants, but feels like the definition of the banking service. "Hello sir. May I waste your time while I profit from your own money without you noticing it and still charge you so that you can actually take your money out of our premises? Good, choice, sir! This way please. Yes, at the end of this kafkaesque queue. Just a minute while I vanish to never be seen again..."

[@beccamichaelvelveeta6287]

100th like sending love of puns your way yes sirree

[@TheScratcherStudios]

My solution: I commute a lot and to not sit bored in the train, I regularly download long youtube vids onto my phone with the "tubemate" app (not in app store, gotta go to their site) and watch em in the train. At my boring job I play PSVita.

[@jacobl.991]

Time always gets faster waiting in the line when your mom leaves you there to get something

[@larimatolaganon4946]

Entertainment can, indeed, make time seem slow or fast. Time seems to speed by real fast when watching a good movie, while a movie half the run time that is boring can feel sooo much longer. There is a reason sitting and chatting with friends results in a watch glance and a shock that you have been chatting 'til midnight.

[@silverandexact]

This makes me feel so much better about my complete inability to estimate or manage time! I have ADD and that stuff in the middle about attentional resources was like "aha! Yes!" Thanks, SciShow Psych, for this bit of knowledge.

[@CarthagoMike]

3:29 it is just so frustrating when that happens! You almost think it is there, and then: error.

[@ratsalad178]

god i don't know why but i cracked up SO hard when hank went 'some kind of SNAIL MAN'

[@zizo0ditto1989]

I was watching this while at the DMV... now I don't know how to feel about time anymore. :(

[@fantasticmio]

If you've ever wondered why some people craft in public (knit, crochet, needlepoint, etc), this is why. It's also why many of us have t-shirts that say something like "I crochet so I don't kill people" :P

[@JamBooBx]

ADHD awareness month. This video is practically listing an issue in those suffering from adhd - time perception boredom due to physiological differences in the brain causing psychological differences in perception. This is the third video that could have made a difference in the stigmatised adhd condition yet didn't. Thanks SciShow.

[@agnieszkamalicka7232]

I'm watching this video while waiting in line to a doctor's appointment. And I can tell it's true, beeing occupied helps a ton.

[@cresilray5978]

Being self taught at reading people emotion in public is quite fascinating you can see the impatient people that are control by advertising to shorten there attention span to the point that going to the bathroom is an inconvenience to them where as some people are more chill and just live life moment to moment and enjoying the little things in life with out being swarmed by the "hustle culture" to always be on the move

[@primoaurelius]

Do a video on why most people overestimate distances while walking. I travel a lot, I walk when I'm in a city if it's possible, and that means I ask directions all the time. ALMOST ALWAYS, when I ask how far a certain place is, I get told that it's miles away, or at the very least, that it's much farther than it actually is. I call these overestimated distances 'yuppie miles'...it annoys me...I want to understand...

[@digitalgamer3722]

i am 8 my guess is that they are used to riding vehicles so they get tired and assume that it is longer. Another possibly related topic, if I'm walking around to a new place the distance feels longer for some reason. Maybe because i have to pay more attention to the enviroment and exert mental effort. The same walk back also feels shorter than the first

[@primoaurelius]

Digital Gamer I assume it has something to do with vehicles as well. Most people drive or take transit these days, and because that is what they are used to, when they try to translate those distances into walking, they overestimate. But you would think that when every car has an odometer, that folks would eventually figure out how far a mile is. I've pretty much stopped asking "how far" and started asking "how long will it take for me to walk there", but even then most people just can't give the right answer...

[@Grimfang999]

I have the opposite problem. If I can see the other end of the street, I think it will only take a couple minutes. sometimes can take up to 10...

[@seabb]

I overestimate how long it takes me to walk, even if I know the distance. Even if I'm just traveling half a mile that a normal person would take at the most, ten minutes, I estimate it would take me twenty. I always get there in 7 or 8, though. It might be just because I tend to walk pretty fast. I guess it's better to overestimate than be late, though.

[@primoaurelius]

Shell B usually takes about 15 to 20 minutes of steady walking to go a mile, so 7 or 8 minutes for half a mile sounds just right.

[@zeromailss]

For me I hate waiting because I could use the time to do something more useful than nothing I always bring mp3 player,headphone/earbud and smartphone so I won't get bored, heck who didn't bring smart phone these days

[@purplefire2834]

Same here, waiting is frustrating because I feel like I have so little time and want to be doing something productive during as much of that as I can. Aaand then I go home and watch KZbin for three hours. That's another issue though.

[@microbuilder]

I sometimes find myself feeling a bit like Elaine in the Seinfeld episode where she's stuck in the subway car absolutely losing her mind lol

[@VicarMullicule]

I don't recall the last time I was bored. Whenever there isn't any particular thing to pay attention to, I just begin to wonder about life, the universe and everything and it works. I'm actually never bored!!

[@luuketaylor]

Nailed it. I saw this video get uploaded, so I saved it to my device to watch while commuting on the train from work. Good use of time!

[@okuno54]

2:10 Hank decides to talk at human speed.

[@tira2993]

My problem with waiting, at least for important things, like getting licenses or something, I have a bad memory, so I'm trying so hard to remember everything I need/want to say or ask, while also paying close attention to when I'll be called, that I'm an anxious mess by time I'm actually called. Sure, I could hop on my phone for a bit, but I'm terrified that I'll forget something important when I finally get called if I do that, or miss them calling me entirely! I've been diagnosed with a panic disorder though. So probably it's a bit harder for me than the average person.

[@megan5495]

Time flies when you're having fun

[@hotsistersue]

Waiting in line at the grocer is the perfect time to practice Duo Lingo, or read that article, or watch that Sci Show video. I look forward to lines, now.

[@ricsonescalicas9657]

I experienced this phenomenon when I was a kid in a rural province whenever I was on school or at home. When I was at school, I had a lot of activities and played with other kids outdoors. I didn't felt that time was so long like when it's 7:00 AM in the morning, then you noticed that, "Woah it's already lunch time." Then when I was at home and I had nothing much to work with, I just sit outside watching the trucks passing by and time felt so lonnnngggggg. I'm fortunate to find this video and my childhood question has been answered hahaha.

[@patrickball3185]

Who the Heck is giving thumbs down all these excellent videos?! But why tho?!

[@RaeWakefield]

Because it wastes time? I could’ve done fun things instead I’m waiting here being bored

[@fooface11]

Janita van der Kuur what i was thinking as i clicked the thumbnail

[@Yotanido]

I'm actually usually not too bothered by waiting. I try to avoid it if possible, but if I do have to wait and can't do anything about it - what's the point in getting all annoyed? You have to wait, that's just the way it is. There are worse things in life. If I expect to wait a long time, like sitting on a train or in the waiting room of a doctor's office, then I bring my kindle. Gives me something to do, which, while not productive since I read fiction, does make the waiting a lot more enjoyable.

[@Lucky10279]

Yndostrui Who says reading fiction isn't productive? There are loads of college classes focused entirely on reading and analyzing fiction. You can learn a lot from reading fiction, especially if you take notes or even just stop and think as you're reading.

[@patchyxx]

The dial-up tone was the metronome of my childhood.

[@sueanoimm]

Shout out to Josef "Tuna" Metesh. He did great on that audio slow-mo .XDDD I was laughing so hard my stomach hurts

[@bunbundabunni3843]

This was an oddly informative tidbit for art commissions. Thanks!

[@mamallama8378]

This is so interesting. I have ADHD, and I've often described the 'temporal distortion' that it causes to folks without the disorder, with varying results. I always carry with me a physical activity (a small knitting project, usually) and a distraction (audiobook, videos on phone) because otherwise, even a traffic light can feel like eternity. With them, and my attention having an anchor, I don't mind waiting at all. I actually had one woman tell me, on a commuting train ride, that she didn't have the patience or time to knit. I told her that if I didn't knit, I'd be pulling my hair out. And that two 45 minute train rides was really a lot of time. She didn't bother me after that :-P

[@sidzilpe9391]

Live in my city , you will have to wait for 6mins to watch Hank's 4min video

[@RaeWakefield]

I appreciate that you make all these videos! I love watching scishow

[@theMoporter]

Lifehack: consider waiting to be free free time

[@spikeguy33]

They should show this video in airports and supermarkets

[@erroneum]

Once in middle school (or maybe earlier, my memory isn't so good) we had something where the students brought in food to share. My mom prepared a large amount with many containers and as a result an entire paper bag was devoted to holding them. After I got off the bus at the end of the day the bag ripped and I, knowing I wouldn't be able to carry it home in such a state, decided to sit in the grass and wait for my mom (she got off work at about the same time and would often pick me up at the end of the day). It felt like I was only sitting there, doing effectively nothing more than relaxing (and definitely not thinking) for 15-20 minutes, but I later learned it had been closer to an hour and a half. I guess sometimes I can simply turn off the part of my mind which gets bored.

[@nerd31415926535]

I have two commuting options: walking (75 minutes) or driving (anything from 20 to 60 minutes or more). I prefer walking because it's predictable and I'm in control. And it's more pleasant.

[@satoau1]

interestingly here in japan waiting is looked upon favorably. they feel a long wait adds to the value of whatever they receive at the end, kind of like how the view is always nicer after a long climb. the converse is also true, and they frown upon anything being done quickly. if you work efficiently and finish a job in less time, the comment you're most likely to get is "finished already? you can't have done it well then, go and do it again." it's the reason japanese craftspeople are so revered here. they could do the same job much faster without compromising quality at all, but adding time adds value to their work, so it's undesirable to do so.

[@sabaakhtar4680]

Waiting for Scishow's episodes is much more tiring then any other wait

[@ErikYoungren]

3:21 I CAN'T BELIEVE YOU'VE DONE THIS

[@davidsirmons]

We don't like to wait, because waiting is a frustration of our will. It's the entire universe conspiring to tell a person that their wants/needs/intentions just don't effing matter.

[@Kristian179]

that is what you should do in line especially at concerts, and that's talk to people in the line !

[@Askorti]

For some time now, every time I have to wait in line, I take out my phone and start reading a book. Suddenly, the wait times are too short and I kinda want them to be longer. Same on public transportation. It's awesome, waiting has never been so pleasant before. :)

[@dqan7372]

I've always found it easy to get lost in my own thoughts. Time just zips by. I probably look odd staring off into space, but no one's ever complained.

[@fromscratchauntybindy9743]

Waiting only bothers me if I'm expected to be somewhere by others afterward or if I'm really tired.

[@DavidSmith-rf5je]

at a certain point, waiting becomes too intolerable. 90mins at the doctors office. 2 hours at DMV, 3+hours at amusement park ride. 12hours on an airplane on the tarmac. And no amount of distraction would help. At a certain point the max expected wait time is obliterated and everything falls apart.

[@Jeff121456]

I recall setting Netscape to not download photos and plain text when I wanted to feel the wind through my hair.

[@amandajones661]

The timers on webpages we're amazing back in the day because you knew how long you had to get a snack, go to the bathroom, or make a quick phone call.

[@SilverSlugs16]

I’ve always figured that when I’m switching lanes in traffic (carefully) it’s less because I want to save actual time and more because I wanna at least fill that time with action rather than spending it passively

[@MSILAER]

I don’t mind waiting; it just depends on what the wait is and what I need to do. I always admire a sense of accomplishment, and I believe waiting wastes time. The worst kind of waiting is the one that “teaches you patience.”

[@basedneutral1173]

I hate waiting, especially when I need to wait for my mom to pick me up from school everyday, I had to wait over 40 minutes, sometimes even more than 2 to 3 hours standing up nonstop because there was no bench left and also had to carry a heavy bag, its so annoying. Because I had to wait for my sister which shes from different class, she even is like 20 minutes later than me. My parents yell at me for just asking them to pick me up a little early like wtf, my shoulder can litterally break from carrying heavy bags everyday, I rather pay their cars oil than waiting and dont do sh * t

[@Luchoedge]

That covers the time perception part. But there's also the Unnecessary suffering. When you focus too much on what you'd rather be doing, you are constantly presented with the conflict of wanting something and not having it, triggering frustration. If you instead accept the fact that you are waiting, and you'll be there until you're not, and guide your attention to something else, then there is no conflict, and you can relax. Just don't fixate on the unsolvable conflict. That's my method, at least.

[@Prizzlesticks]

I have a tendency to dissociate, and during long waits, I end up doing that. It gives the illusion of extreme patience, but actually I just have no awareness of what's going on around me. It's like falling asleep only I am still awake and sometimes interact with people. Maybe not the healthiest way to cope with the anxiety and boredom of waiting, but it works.

[@SaltedTurkey]

If you play the video at 0.5x it sounds like hank is really drunk and sad! I don’t know why I find this hilarious

[@ozdergekko]

I'm good at waiting. I just think about something or freeze in time. I grow roots and go into some kind of meditative state. As for restaurants, there isn't a thing like "wait to be seated" here except in *very* fancy restaurants.

[@Sylverlea1]

I have been sick with chronic osteomyelitis since I was nine years old, and have been getting treatments since I was fourteen on and off. I have spent most of that time waiting

[@monochrome10]

This was an informative video! Thanks! Although I do wish that more was explored as to the subsets of unwanted thoughts that could be arrived at from a more common sense behavior like constant phone use when waiting (ex. using one's phone in almost every instance of having to wait could in some ways be or could lead to a deep rooted fear of being alone with one's thoughts or a basic fear of the unknown when stripped down of more superficial explanations.)

[@shibolinemress8913]

I used to always carry a book with me, then an e-reader and now my smartphone, so I always had something to occupy my mind while I wait. They should do a study on how smartphones have affected customer satisfaction regarding wait times.

[@amandajones661]

I very rarely get upset about waiting and now I know why. I have an inner monologue and real life films running through my head all the time. waiting gives me time to listen to them and watch the "movie" Okay... Hear me out. I promise I'm not crazy "My mother had me tested" 😅 -- Now that I know not everyone has an inner monologue and real life films running through their heads, I can see why some people get upset about waiting. --- When I'm going about my normal day, I have normal day crap running along with the inner monologue and film that runs in my head ALL THE TIME! Imagine turning on two TVs at full blast and trying to concentrate. That's my life. --- Now. Imagine someone like me being told I have 15 minutes just to rest and watch one movie. It's totally relaxing to me to wait. ---- So, I totally get that people who can't see things in their mind's eye and people who have no inner monologue can get bored when waiting.

[@RosheenQuynh]

Fascinating topic and very interesting how perceptions on waiting changed with certain variables! Am I the only one who experiences three seconds (especially for websites to load) as an eternity or do I just have really bad impatience?

[@mariahhusted3274]

My biggest issue with not knowing how long my wait is that sometimes I might want get a drink or visit the bathroom but don’t know if I will be called when I’m gone

[@kaouM]

THX A LOT !!

[@cowgirlsteph]

I remember practicing karate while waiting for games on the American Girl website to load.

[@Shrixy]

I hate waiting! 0.67 seconds to load this video took WAY TOO LONG! +1 like

[@feliscatus4921]

I already died at 'some kind of snail man'

[@terriz7791]

On Monday the ramps were closed at the Minneapolis airport because of a thunder storm. Our plane loaded on time, but we must have been in a long line to take off. We waited for 30 minutes to hear from the pilot about the situation. He finally announced that we were 4th in line to take off. If he had explained why we were waiting so long, (most people didn't know that the ramps were closed) and where we were in the line, I'm sure people would have been more sympathetic and relaxed. Instead people were complaining. The flight attendant did nothing but stare at us. I spent my time trying to calm my mother in law because she was sure we were never going to take off. A little bit of communication goes a long way. Our flight time? 15 minutes. It takes longer to load the plane that it does to flight to my city.

[@nightwishfreak1998]

I don't ever find it boring, being a musician and a music production student I can just put one earphone in and listen to mixes I've worked on recently or songs I wanna work out, time just leaves ya, TAKE EARPHONES EVERYWHERE.

[@Roxor128]

I've been listening to Doctor Who audio adventures lately. Having a story to listen to makes the wait just evaporate. Half the time I'm almost disappointed when it's my turn and I have to pause it to talk to someone.

[@beautifulsunset4071]

I had to wait at the DMV yesterday and the numbering system was weird (I was wondering if they did that on purpose so you wouldn't know how long you'd have to wait) ... BUT I could tell it would be quite a while due to the amount of people already waiting which actually helped me be a little less bothered by the waiting (b\c I knew it would be a while) just like he says here!! 😄

[@andrasbiro3007]

Games are already doing this. It's called "loading screen". The longer it takes to load something the more fancy the loading screen is. And indicating when a potentially long operation will finish is pretty common. The bare minimum is indicating that something is still happening, and the software didn't just crash.

[@Aquillion]

Ahh yes, the internet circa 1999. I remember those days. I used to have a book on hand whenever I was surfing online. Seems silly now but boy was it a thing back then.

[@ems7623]

And yet some people will turn waiting in long lines a special occasion in certain limjted circumstances. Long lines overnight outside Apple Stores before a product release, lines outside before Black Friday Sales, looking lines outside popular nightclubs, etc ... Now that is something i would love to see an explanation for.

[@kloassie]

0:47 Wow!! What an unexpected discovery! 🙄 ... So does that now mean I'm a psychology scientist as well?

[@Nagarath16]

I don't mind waiting that much. I didn't think it was that big of a deal unless you are in hurry. Or if the place is really full of people and their smells and baby crying. ... But it might also be a cultural thing how much more annoying to certain people the waiting is.

[@drechen3181]

This video seemed very short to me... ;)

The best part about this video is that Hank is so incapable of talking slowly they had to do it in post

[@voorman534]

I don't mind waiting at all actually. I always remind myself that even when I'm in a hurry, I have no power over how fast everybody around me is moving and thus it doesn't matter if I get annoyed or not. I just zone out and think of more interesting things. I feel content in the moment and it makes time pass waaaay faster.

[@sonoftheway3528]

I've found that I am the best at socializing when waiting in a line

[@tropezando]

I was waiting for Brit the whole time. This video took foreverrrrrrr

[@ammarkhan6883]

I'm waiting for vsauce to upload

[@MephLeo]

Heeeeeey VSauce

[@leftfootfirstpolitics]

Yes! I, too, am waiting for more Vsauce. But what is the longest time anyone has ever waited for something? Ever? (Vsauce theme plays.)

[@ljfaag]

But you know who else is waiting? [insert music]

[@ceecee685]

+Sean Donoghue longest time anyone has waited for something? Christians waiting for Christ to return. (this is NOT meant to offend anyone, I'm just sayin...)

[@MephLeo]

+Cee Cee Nailed it! _pun intended_

[@LittleRadicalThinker]

Well, if your wait is totally in vain, then you are not anxious, you are angry.

[@AliJardz]

Urg, the seemingly random stress of waiting at the DMV should be banned by the geneva convention.

[@SlyPearTree]

I hate waiting in line more than I hate waiting alone, in line I fear someone will get argumentative with the teller, cashier, etc... Or start talking with me and be the kind of person I really do not want to interact with but will do so because I hate arguments more. In short it is not the waiting itself that I hate, it's the rising probability that someone will be obnoxious while waiting.

[@DrumWild]

Old lady watches her groceries getting scanned for ten minutes. The cashier tells her the total, and she appears to be jolted and surprised that she had to pay for them. This is when she starts digging through her purse to look for her checkbook, and not one second sooner.

[@brianjonker510]

I like to people watch when waiting. Watching mothers with children is almost always fun.

[@fromscratchauntybindy9743]

I pull out a book to read... then get cranky bc I'm interrupted when I finally get my turn at the front of the line! Lol

[@redmoon383]

I know this is old but maybe having ADD is nice for this specific purpose. Half the time I don't even realize I've been called or notice any wait cause I'm busy looking at that weird crack in the floor or that smudge on the wall.

[@BlueSkies30]

Easy one - I'm bored and often in a rush, and if I can't have fun I at least want to get work done rather than waste my life waiting in line. Or I'm hungry and want to eat asap. In any case I don't do well waiting in lines. I sway side to side a lot, shift my weight, and sigh.

[@Gigaheart]

I do get anxious and stressed. To combat this, I will usually before I sit down to wait, ask about a rough time estimate. "About how long do you think it will before I'm seen?" "OK, thank you."

[@thulean.uruk-hai]

This is why I used to carry a paperback book in my pocket but nowadays all i need is my phone, any one of a number of games I play are likely ready for the next batch of missions or whatever, so i always have something to do. Only regret is I don't get as much reading done as I used to, heh.

[@rdcyoutubediary]

Like me alone at home... Waiting for Grammy's to show up on my TV screen! 😂😂😂😂😍😍😍😍

[@MrLucaspoli]

Maybe that is why i have to watch something while i do something boring, like washing the dishes, i have too much a ttention to track my time doing it.

[@jak4179]

I am now waiting.

[@abelrrant]

Time is a social construct and an illusion.

[@sylviamendoza507]

Tomorrow i will find out what happened that week in march, I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR SEVEN MONTHS!!!