Gonna buck the trend here
and say I agree with the OP. IF there is a clearly defined single queue then by all means I'll get in line. If not (Sainsburys/Tesco etc spring to mind) then any till is fair game.
(Captain Sensible "I'll be your animal in a yellow plastic bin", Sun 15 Apr 2012, 14:11, 1 reply)

at least
someone here sees my point. I cannot believe how many people subscribe to this mystical queue etiquette.

Keep forming your long single queues - it'll keep the other registers free for me, and anyone else with half a brain who isn't part of the herd.
(Oobla, Mon 16 Apr 2012, 0:20, closed)

It may have
something to do with having Irish parents and listening to my dad constantly lament the fact that everyone in this country loves queuing. A fact he takes full advantage of by seeking the shortest possible route through most problems. But like we've stated, if there is a clear queue and no way around it then it's just got to be put up with.
(Captain Sensible "I'll be your animal in a yellow plastic bin", Mon 16 Apr 2012, 14:49, closed)