This morning, I went to the clinic to make an appointment for a flu shot, but there was already a long line outside the clinic.

After waiting for half an hour, I left the line -- I had no regrets.

Based on the length of the line, I estimated that it would take over 1.5 hours to complete acceptance.

I didn't want to spend that kind of time, so I went home as quickly as I could.

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I know that the line "Why don't you just make it a web reservation --" is the perspective of an IT literate one.

It might be bad if we don't keep these analog methods.

However, I did want to ask what reason the medical clinic could make such a dense, mass queue on a cold morning.

I was about to write, "Numbered tickets with different QR codes printed on them --" when I realized, "Oh, this is already a bad idea.

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I hate "waiting time" from the bottom of my heart.

I would even say that I hate them.

This is because during the waiting time, I think up a system in my head to solve the problem.

And the hatred is directed at those who can't build the system and those who can't use the system.

Thus, the "waiting time" creates a "positive feedback circuit of anger" in me, causing me to suffer.

I've said this many times before.

"Those who enjoy amusement parks should be grateful for their talents"

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I think I made a good decision to remove myself from the queue this time.

Anger control is often talked about in terms of 'modifying yourself', but that is tedious and difficult.

Most of all, I don't like the fact that I need to help myself.

I realized that it would be cheaper to "get away from the object of my anger".