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📌 When a cashier says, “Next counter please!” – if everyone switches, you’re worse off. If nobody switches, you might be worse off. Balaji’s worked examples show how probabilistic splitting (like joining the shorter line with certain probability) minimizes your expected wait only under specific conditions.

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