What happens when food runs out?

It is true that most Indians usually break queues or disobey lane discipline and are impatient to wait for their turns.

I don't like or approve of such indiscipline, but what one should realize is that in a land where there is a rush for everything, and be it getting a simple travel ticket or trying to get an admission form for your son's school, or access to a doctor, every day is a Black Friday situation in the country.

And what every Indian does in his struggle to get through his life every day, where every resource (be it a seat in a metro train or be it a movie ticket) is limited, is what the First World does on days when they have limited stocks.

We have a limited stock of every thing every day, even the basic resources.

This probably wouldn't have been the case had the First World not invaded us, depriving our ancestors of their basic education and freedom. In which case our population would have been in better control if they were educated.

But at least, we have a beauty in our chaos ;-)

REF - Tanay Sai