I am in Leftist-Occupied Chapel Hill, NC. I wandered over about 9:30, a very small line.
Funny story though... There was a short line when I walked up (about 8 people). There was an very nice elderly black woman who was in charge of keeping people social distancing in the line. On the ground was a strip of blue tape every six feet. Directly in front of me was an Asian gal (on her cell-phone and not really paying attention) and after her was an Asian man and then myself.
The nice elderly woman in charge of the line, walked to each person making sure they were toeing the line. A few inches short and she let you know it. When she got to the Asian guy in front of me, he smiled and stepped up to the line and squared his shoulders at attention. She told him to move up. He looked at her oddly and said, “huh?”
The line monitor lady told him again to move up. He told her the line hasn’t moved yet.
She told him that family members don’t have to social distance.
Again, he looked at her and politely questioned what she was talking about.
The kind elderly lady persisted, “People who are related and live in the same household do not have to social distance, now move up.
Haha, he realized what she was getting at and said nicely (pointing toward the Asian woman and then back at himself), “Ahh, I see... Um, I don’t know her.”
The lady tried to explain to her again, “If you live in the same house, you do not have to social distance, move up.”
By this time, the rest of the people in the line were all chuckling but not saying anything. The Asian guy said, “We don’t live in the same house because I do not know who this person is. Ma’am, we may both be Asian but that does not mean...”
The nice elderly black woman’s jaw dropped realizing her faux pas. She was sincerely mortified and began apologizing profusely. The Asian guy smiled and was very good about it. The timid little Asian gal glanced over her shoulder to see what the commotion was about and returned to her phone.
I guess to the line monitor all those people look alike.