You were not standing here
Perhaps every visit to any government organization begins with a line. People wait for hours, crowding and hustling in narrow corridors, and sometimes they find out by force who was behind whom ...

Sometimes it comes to madness:
It's awkward, why is it that we still have not made a solution to the problem that many other countries use? Why don't we have an electronic queue?
What could be easier than getting a number, and be free right up to the moment the number appears on the board! - this is your turn.

The machine printing numbers is very simple, no more complicated than the ancient dot matrix printer. The scoreboard is also nothing complicated. How much can a similar system cost?
I think most of the people standing in the 2-3 hour queue would gladly donate $ 2 - $ 5 to leave this queue and return when necessary. In addition to the scoreboard, you can make a simple website that can be viewed from a mobile, or SMS notification. And cheaters can be weeded out by printing a barcode along with the number.
I think you can even monetize this system by receiving a small amount for SMS notification.
So what is the problem? Why do not we value our time and spend so much in queues as in the video?

Sometimes it comes to madness:
It's awkward, why is it that we still have not made a solution to the problem that many other countries use? Why don't we have an electronic queue?
What could be easier than getting a number, and be free right up to the moment the number appears on the board! - this is your turn.

The machine printing numbers is very simple, no more complicated than the ancient dot matrix printer. The scoreboard is also nothing complicated. How much can a similar system cost?
I think most of the people standing in the 2-3 hour queue would gladly donate $ 2 - $ 5 to leave this queue and return when necessary. In addition to the scoreboard, you can make a simple website that can be viewed from a mobile, or SMS notification. And cheaters can be weeded out by printing a barcode along with the number.
I think you can even monetize this system by receiving a small amount for SMS notification.
So what is the problem? Why do not we value our time and spend so much in queues as in the video?