Yeah, I disagree with the queuing advice in that context. If a queue has formed and you're a customer, don't skip it. If you're staff — and it's not how that venue is meant to run — then gently break it up, manage customer priority, and maybe figure out what aspects of the layout caused it to form.

Passengers eager for entertainment between trains could check their bags with a Red Cap and enjoy cartoons, short subject films, or newsreels in the 300-seat theater. A large illuminated clock above the screen helped people keep track of the time so they did not miss their trains.

I pretty much always include cheese. And my hot take is that mayo works better than butter. These chips were delightfully mad: Thanksgiving stuffing flavour (sorry, "flavor") from Trader Joe's. Worked kind of like chicken chips (my usual fave) with extra herbiness.

Absolutely fine. I would be honoured.

Petty sidepoint: Melbournite is the better demonym. "Melburnian" is late-1800s private-school Latin-obsessed snobbish nonsense.