Friday, August 18, 2006
Bad Walking #2
A couple of weeks ago, I left my office on Wall Street and headed for my bank at the corner of Wall and Broadway. A woman wheeling a suitcase behind her was in a huge hurry. She cut across my path but I was equal to her, just stopping my stride in time to avoid some sore toes. The guy just in front of me wasn’t so lucky. She got him, and good, then sped along Broadway, scattering all before her.
After reading my first such submission, a manager here at Banc (sic) of America Specialist said that I failed to mention the swervers – people who seem to drift aimlessly. You move to the right to pass them and they do the same. You move to the left and they anticipate you again. It recently took me a couple of hundred yards on a busy lower Broadway to get past such a person. So Alex, consider it mentioned.
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After reading my first such submission, a manager here at Banc (sic) of America Specialist said that I failed to mention the swervers – people who seem to drift aimlessly. You move to the right to pass them and they do the same. You move to the left and they anticipate you again. It recently took me a couple of hundred yards on a busy lower Broadway to get past such a person. So Alex, consider it mentioned.
