I was walking up the stairs out of the subway station, and I was behind a guy who was climbing with a strange limp. People were in a hurry, pushing past us and I was thinking, “C’mon guys, can’t you see that the guy in front of me is disabled? Slow down!”
And then I realized that he was walking funny because he had pants that were only pulled up to his thighs (hip hop style) and he couldn’t take big enough strides to climb the steps! And he kept walking, 2 full flights, and never once pulled them up. He would prefer to limit his mobility... severely... than wear his clothes correctly.
Awesome.
It’s the little things in life that make you happy to be alive and living in NYC!
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I wasn't there, but your description made me giggle a little too. Thanks for taking the time. You also make it great to be alive in NYC.
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