The queue is holding. So can you.

Join the back of the line and wait your turn. Cutting in doesn't shorten the wait - it just moves it onto everyone behind you.

A queue is a small miracle: strangers agreeing on an order. Don't be the one who breaks it.

Here's the science

What happensCutting in or jumping the queue instead of waiting your turn
HowA queue is a first-come, first-served ordering held up by a shared social norm; cutting the line breaks that norm and takes the place and time that belong to those who waited
SoThe fair ordering collapses and everyone behind loses their rightful place and waits longer

How it works - the size isn't measured hereGLOBAL

“Queue areas are places in which people queue (first-come, first-served) for goods or services.”

An openly-checkable statement of the first-come, first-served queue norm - the fairness a line depends on - not an India-specific statistic.

And when we do it

When everyone holds the line, the wait is shorter and fairer than any shoving scrum could ever be.

You couldn't have known. Now you do.