New study shows Brits' frustration with waiting times, especially for health appointments

When it comes to health, six weeks was seen as a sensible wait for a dentist appointment (Image: Getty Images) Brits have revealed how long they’re happy to wait for things - including eight minutes to get served at the bar and 11 weeks for surgery. A poll, of 2,000 adults, revealed that 10 minutes is the longest they will wait in the supermarket queue before getting annoyed, and eight minutes for a loo cubicle to become free. Don't miss.

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