should be a mandatory video to watch, but actually, in China, they show all kinds of public conduct videos to discourage shoving, rudeness, and being inconsiderate in the subway. its been extremely effective there, i see a big difference year by year. itd be great if there were a 1-minute version that broadcasted in all subways that was hilarious and short enough to attract the average below average intelligence American. also, people are just plain weird around each other in this country. People will saw, "oh hi! how are you doin?" Then when you respond, they get antsy and try to leave as soon as possible, showing they never had any interest in your well-being to start with anyways. All in all, it just represents this culture of a pressure to appear nice, but actually not have any desire to notice the many other humans around you. THAT, is why I enjoyed this video so much. :)
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Great New Years Resolutions!
Excellent video :)
+UrbanWanderer Thank you! My response to frustrations of a lack of attention on our streets these days.
should be a mandatory video to watch, but actually, in China, they show all kinds of public conduct videos to discourage shoving, rudeness, and being inconsiderate in the subway. its been extremely effective there, i see a big difference year by year.
itd be great if there were a 1-minute version that broadcasted in all subways that was hilarious and short enough to attract the average below average intelligence American. also, people are just plain weird around each other in this country. People will saw, "oh hi! how are you doin?" Then when you respond, they get antsy and try to leave as soon as possible, showing they never had any interest in your well-being to start with anyways. All in all, it just represents this culture of a pressure to appear nice, but actually not have any desire to notice the many other humans around you.
THAT, is why I enjoyed this video so much. :)
Bravo Laura! Wondering what time of day it was when it was practically empty at the end of Market St.?
Saturday afternoon weekend before holiday. Yes, amazing!
People in South Carolina could sure learn how to do this.