concept   queueing
culture   Middle Eastern
statement   In Middle Eastern cultures, queueing is less structured and allows for some tolerance of queue jumping.
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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 queueing Middle East Not always strictly observed, especially in busy environments 1
2 queueing Middle East Queue jumping is more common, and informal queues are frequent in some social settings 1
3 queueing Middle Eastern Queueing may be less structured and more fluid, with a different approach to waiting in line. 1
4 queueing Middle Eastern Queues may be less strictly observed and there might be more of a 'free-for-all' approach to lines. 1
5 queueing Middle Eastern Less emphasis on queuing, and the concept of 'first come, first served' may not always apply 1
6 queueing Middle Eastern countries Queueing may be less organized, and people may try to move ahead without waiting in line. 1
7 queueing Middle Eastern culture Queueing may be less structured and people are comfortable with a more fluid line formation. 1
8 queuing Middle Eastern Not as formal or strictly adhered to, especially in busy marketplaces 1
9 standing in queue Middle East Queue etiquette may be less strict, with a tendency for more fluid or informal queueing behavior 1