| Comment | Did you see the bit about them being short of vaccinators this weekend? They're also dealing with overflow from other centres, and trying to accommodate the surge vaccinations in response to the latest outbreak at the same time as honouring existing bookings. You can't expect the norm for an abnormal situation. There's no indication this is the norm, it's only been the case this weekend.
Nobody is being turned away, everyone with an appointment is being seen in order. Almost all of the queuing is inside the hydro, seats are provided and water being handed out. Anyone with difficulties is being attended to and prioritised. It's as well-organised as it can be within the constraints of the situation.
And again, this is a different point to the one made- if you're sufficiently self-important that 2 hours out of your life is untenable, then by all means feel unhappy about it afterwards, but while you're in the queue just deal with it. Myself and /u/vacant_gonzo are literally talking about grown children who couldn't bear being in a queue without whingeing constantly to everyone around them, and in the case of the guy behind me, literally screaming at the staff who weren't responsible for or able to do anything about it |
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