A photo of another giant queue from the weekend went viral on Threads — half a million views in less than a day, writes Onliner.by .
— Any ideas what the occasion is? — asked the post's author.
People in the know quickly figured out that these were residents of the capital's "Minsk-World" district, waiting for the opportunity to buy strawberries brought in a minivan.
“Are they really that tasty to stand for?” — commentators wonder. “Everyone is standing – you have to stand,” they are immediately told, explaining the rules of the game.
— We wanted to buy, but seeing the queue of cars from the intersection, and then a line of people, we turned around and went to the market — we bought large, sweet ones for the same price, without a queue.
— Yes, young people. They want to experience how we used to always stand in such queues. The main thing is to learn the phrase: no more than a kilo per hand!
— I thought it was water. I can't imagine standing in such a queue for something less important. But when the water is turned off, there is no choice.
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