Since the world began

Every process has steps, and each one of these often leads to a series of events that take you away from your sole purpose.
In every store, building, school, library, hospital, office, and home, there are procedural formalities that are in place. So, for example, if you come into the library in which I work, and you want to sign up for the Internet, you have to find an open computer, which can no longer be on the first floor if you are not a teenager, meaning you go upstairs or use the elevator, then in order to use the terminal you sign up, on a sheet with 16 slots, by finding a number that is free and sign up under that number. We guarantee patrons can have 30 minutes but may be asked to finish up after that. Okay boring I know but I'm trying to make a fucking point here and that is, in every venue there are so many things you have to get through and you go to five or six places in one day including being at home, then there are going to be times when it's way too much. The thing I recognize, is that when you get that look of; what's the big deal so you have to do a few things in order to do or get the thing you want done, but as you change venue it's an entire new list of operations to be performed another set of protocols to adapt to. That is exactly what happens, readjustment and acclimation, ain't it grand.