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Originally Posted by blueoval
+1. Pre covid there was a lot less etiquette, politeness and general manners with queues, and some the time I felt like punching people in the face because of their rudeness. Now with social distancing in place, people are a lot more aware of others, showing a little more courtesy and gratitude and allowing people more personal space.
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We are creatures of habit. Prior to spending time in London, I hated crowds and people getting into my personal space. When I came home from living in London, I felt uncomfortable not being in crowded place....almost a feeling of vulnerability. Very hard to explain.
I think post Covid, it will take a while for people to feel comfortable in crowds again. I imagine there will be a period of time where people will be less tolerant of others moving into their personal space. But eventually we'll all go back to the way we were. Honestly, if the AFL grand final was to be played at the MCG this year, and we had no restriction, I don't think we would get capacity.