Sera Linardi

Boy, it comes to money.

Yeah.

It didn't seem to matter.

It was still like, what's ahead?

How slow is it?

It did.

It did.

I mean, we...

We were like, yeah, we got this after 1,100 subjects and about 30 cue variations and four studies.

So it was a lot of different studies.

And we kept trying like shorter line, longer line, width of clock, worst weight, like all sorts of things.

And that's what we got.

So five people, one minute each and one person, five minutes total?

So in this, I don't know that I know that these are additives.

So like in some sense, like you will be adding the number of people that is ahead of you and how long the waits are.

So I don't have the specific coefficients in my head, so I don't want to like add this incorrect.

I think I think you would stay for the for the when the burst is like right there.

And but I mean, in this case, it's like you're right there.

So yeah, so there is OK.

So something that we fix in the study is that you are always the last person in line because there's that feeling as well.