Part of my job is based at a GP surgery. Sometimes I have to leave forms and things at reception for patients to pick up. This literally is a case of handing a piece of paper to a receptionist and saying something like 'Mrs M will collect this tomorrow, thanks'.
Now usually I am happy to wait for people to finish their queries but sometimes I am in a bit of a hurry so just wait to one side and pass over whatever it is. Yesterday I arrived at reception in my uniform, carrying a massive bag (I was on my way out to do visits) and a volunteer 'helpfully' tells me that there are 6 people waiting and that she will let me know when it's my turn! So I then had to hang around, getting in the way with all my equipment, waiting for people to spend bloody ages making enquiries about prescriptions and appointments, just to basically post a piece of paper!
AIBU to think that I didn't need to be told to wait at the back like a child? I wasn't going to just barge in when they are in the middle of something fgs but I'm also working and don't have 20 minutes spare to queue!