现在，买东西、办事情的时候总会遇到排队等候，赶上着急的时候，望着那长长的队伍没有尽头，心凉一大截!

　　当中你会遇到多少次排队?早上上班、上学排队等车;到了公司、学校排队等电梯;中午吃饭要排队买饭;出去银行、超市要排队，各种的排队每天在我们生活周围，那么你愿意为排队等多长时间呢?换句话说，排队等候多长时间是你的底线了?调查说具有绅士风度的英国人，他们平均能忍受的排队时间仅为10分42秒，超过这个时间，他们的脾气就变得暴躁起来。说说你的排队经历，分享你有哪些可以减少排队等待时间的办法吗?

　　A nation renowned for the art of queuing may be losing its patience, a survey has shown, with the average British adult able to stand in line for only 10 minutes and 42 seconds before tempers start to fray.

　　The most loathed lines were in supermarkets, followed by the Post Office and airport check-in and security.

　　Older respondents over 55 became restless in a queue nearly three minutes before younger people but those aged under 35 were more likely to take their frustration out on those around them.

　　Two thirds of respondents said "faffing," or dawdling, by those in front of them was the thing they hated most.

　　Most Brits would rather avoid queues entirely, with eight in 10 adults instead choosing to pay their bills online, according to the survey by the Payments Council, the body for setting payment strategy in Britain.

　　The online poll of 2,006 adults found that one in five people do their shopping at night to avoid the lines.

　　"Our research shows that more of us are waking up to the fact that you can skip the queue altogether, saving time and money, by using 'queue dodging tactics' like internet shopping, online banking and paying bills electronically," said a council spokeswoman.