I have a minute question, if you will;

When Connie arrives at the communion party in Tahoe and has her conversation with Carmella about Michael and "waiting on line" to see him, is Carmella's line about waiting "just like everyone else" directed in annoyance towards Connie feeling entitled and in accordance with understanding (I guess) the process that Michael deals with at these things (like Vito) or is it directed towards Michael treating "family" like any other business proceedings?