[postlink]http://adiversal.blogspot.com/2013/12/the-new-york-subway-signs-experiment.html[/postlink]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i9jIsxQNz0Mendofvid
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NYC subways have a strange rule. We took advantage of it.
Twitter sauce: https://twitter.com/YosefLerner
Who is he: http://yoseflerner.com
Who is she: http://rosesacktor.com/
Music: Patrick Lee - Quittin' Time
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https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/the-last-thing/id370822948
In New York City, subway conductors have to point at a black and white sign. At every hour of the day. At every stop. On every train. Like they're some sort of automated robot that just happens to go home to families and children and processes complex human emotion. They do this to show that they've fully arrived on the platform.
Conductors spend their whole day in that small booth, alone. It is incredibly loud, and they get minimal human contact. We decided to show our appreciation for their work.
The signs we used:
• You are not wearing pants rig
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NYC subways have a strange rule. We took advantage of it.
Twitter sauce: https://twitter.com/YosefLerner
Who is he: http://yoseflerner.com
Who is she: http://rosesacktor.com/
Music: Patrick Lee - Quittin' Time
Licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike License.
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/the-last-thing/id370822948
In New York City, subway conductors have to point at a black and white sign. At every hour of the day. At every stop. On every train. Like they're some sort of automated robot that just happens to go home to families and children and processes complex human emotion. They do this to show that they've fully arrived on the platform.
Conductors spend their whole day in that small booth, alone. It is incredibly loud, and they get minimal human contact. We decided to show our appreciation for their work.
The signs we used:
• You are not wearing pants rig
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