In France, delays in public transportations are frequent, so we are used to it even though we keep finding it annoying. I guess we enjoy complaining after all :).

Tip: - "On my way home" (not "on my way back to home")—"home" doesn’t need "to" because it acts as both a noun and an adverb. - "Until it arrived" (instead of "until it comes")—use past tense for consistency. - "Cut in line" (instead of "cut in the line")—the article is unnecessary in this phrase. - "I wondered" (instead of "I was wondering")—a simple past tense is better for a completed thought.