3/24/2011
03/ 08/ 2011
I'm tired of men putting their crotch right in my face in a crowded train, while i"m sitting down.
March, 11 I and people
1) I don't know what's worse : when there's no water of any kind or when there's no internet connection.
My roommate: "First is just as equally bad as the second : to watch a porn and not be able to wash hands afterwords ... " .
2) This is truly ridiculous. I asked a Mexican - American guy at an organic deli if they make quesadillas , and he got offended. His answer was "this is not a Mexican deli, don't you see" . While i was shopping , he kept on discussing it with his Hispanic co-workers in Spanish. He was visible furious. Don't understand, why is it insulting? Vegetable quesadillas has long become part of new York City culture.
3)On an overcrowded Manhattan train at a rush hour, when people ALWAYS push their way through each other (even when there isn't a way through) to get a seat to my biggest astonishment I've found myself, almost the only seated person in a car, sitting down and gazing around the folks that "stuffed" the train the way that their eye lashes practically touch. But nobody would give in and pick a place. New Yorkers are too proud for that.
My roommate: "First is just as equally bad as the second : to watch a porn and not be able to wash hands afterwords ... " .
2) This is truly ridiculous. I asked a Mexican - American guy at an organic deli if they make quesadillas , and he got offended. His answer was "this is not a Mexican deli, don't you see" . While i was shopping , he kept on discussing it with his Hispanic co-workers in Spanish. He was visible furious. Don't understand, why is it insulting? Vegetable quesadillas has long become part of new York City culture.
3)On an overcrowded Manhattan train at a rush hour, when people ALWAYS push their way through each other (even when there isn't a way through) to get a seat to my biggest astonishment I've found myself, almost the only seated person in a car, sitting down and gazing around the folks that "stuffed" the train the way that their eye lashes practically touch. But nobody would give in and pick a place. New Yorkers are too proud for that.
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