2nd night unable to play because of LONG queue times

[Sekurity]

I'm calling out the entitled behavior of people whose only input on any of this is a voluntary small charge and recurring payment that can be paid for in less than a single work day. Hell, in a lot of places, a single work day can pay for an entire year. I am calling out the ridiculous stances of people who think themselves so important, huffing and puffing about an inconvenience that won't even last that long.

Here's another person claiming entitlement. Does anyone using this word not understand what this means? We are consumers, who paid for a product, who cannot use the product, due to long queue times. Because of this, we do what we are supposed to do and voice our opinions on the forums in a respectable way. How else is the company to judge how severe they should take an issue if people don't stand up and make it known? In what way is that entitlement?
In one of my previous posts, I stated the shortage isn't an excuse.
Theres a reason why companies pay hundreds of thousands of dollars for public relations. Its to coerce consumers into acceptance. Just because theres a so called "shortage" of hardware, does not mean its non existent. There are other ways to purchase items other than amazon. These prices are for sure much more expensive to due to supply/demand. But they exist. I am one of the people in charge of procurement at my job. I would know.
No one is arguing with you that this game is special. The queue times prove that. But this isn't the first time it's happened. Instead of preparing for this well in advance, they've let it go, and here we are today.

Also, paying for the initial game and the 15 a month, I do expect everything to work as intended. The monthly charge are for the servers, maintenance, and upkeep of said servers. When SE got the incredible surge of WoW refugees months ago, there was their first red flag. When preorders started, that was their second. From FF14 veterans, apparently this situation ALWAYS happens with an expansion release. Fast forward to today. Here we are. Dreadfully long queue times. For some reason, you claim this to be entitlement? Such a silly and incorrect observation.