Evacuate the zone
The article draws an analogy between wedding scenes and administrative obstacles, explaining that the crowded attendance and chaos at weddings resemble the disorder found in institutions. In both cases, inactive or uninvolved individuals cause disruptions and distort the scene. Just as wedding guests are asked to make way to keep the space organized and visible, the article uses an example of a popular singer demanding everyone clear the area so he can perform better. However, this request is often ignored, with uninterested bystanders occupying the space and hindering progress. It also highlights that efforts by officials or negligent staff to hold others accountable are futile, as everyone continues to pretend they are addressing the issues while chaos worsens. The scene remains crowded with unnecessary people, and the problems persist.
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