Shots of a long queue waiting to enter the Post Office in Camden during the UK Lockdown

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What do you think the phrase 'Right now, without even' implies about the current situation?

How might the phrase 'without even' change the meaning of the statement?

In what contexts could the phrase 'Right now, without even' be used effectively?

What emotions or reactions might the phrase 'Right now, without even' evoke in a listener?

Can you provide an example of a situation where this phrase could be relevant?