why can't they wait?

I traveled to Manila (again) and i took Cebu Pacific from Tacloban. So what about that trip? It (err, many passengers) never changed. It starts with boarding time - they never learned how to fall in line regardless if it's the elderly, children and the disabled who are supposed to board first, many of them just rush to the door (or gate). It seems like there's a prize waiting for those who went out first . . .

. . . so why the rush when you end up lining on the stairs if not the tarmac and be exposed to the sun (or the rain, whichever comes first) . . .

. . . and there will be the rush again even before the captain hits the brakes for the plane to come to a full stop. Hhmm, I wonder what's going on in the stews' minds in instances like this.

The day I arrived in Manila, I was wondering why passengers were boarding their cabs at loading station number 4. It tuned out the first three stations were cordoned off because of a plastic bag left on a baggage trolley. It took me almost twnety minutes to wait for my cab. I believe that the place was cordened off minutes before our arrival. So what about it? If there was indeed a bomb, it could have served it's purpose. The whole time we were waiting for our cabs, the cordoned area was just that - cordoned with no officers or anyone checking on the plastic bag. Well, es la vida.