instead they've got people deliberately milling about doing nothing while waiting for the
You're equating the time wasted due to the probably large lines during the rush hours to the time wasted by a few people hanging around for a few minutes before 1:30.
I object to your automatic assumption that those are equivalent and that the people who put the policy in place have no clue as to whether or not their incentives were a benefit. Without actual data, you're just giving us your preconceptions and labeling them as "a brilliant example".
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instead they've got people deliberately milling about doing nothing while waiting for the
You're equating the time wasted due to the probably large lines during the rush hours to the time wasted by a few people hanging around for a few minutes before 1:30.
I object to your automatic assumption that those are equivalent and that the people who put the policy in place have no clue as to whether or not their incentives were a benefit. Without actual data, you're just giving us your preconceptions and labeling them as "a brilliant example".