New Yorkers hate slow pedestrians. EXPERIMENT

As in any metropolis, New Yorkers are used to being in a hurry. They are in a hurry everywhere, and are not always ready to wait even a couple of seconds at a pedestrian crossing. The NY Post conducted an experiment to find out how New Yorkers feel about slow pedestrians, who can sometimes cause real traffic jams in the crowd.

The participant in the experiment put on his camera and walked slowly through the streets of the city.

As it turns out, New Yorkers find slow pedestrians annoying. Someone shouted “what are you doing?”, someone simply cursed.

Some even suggested that the slow man with the phone was passionate about the game - catching Pokemon. However, this also did not evoke good emotions.

However, there were quite polite pedestrians who dutifully trudged on the participant in the experiment.

However, according to the results of the experiment, the publication concluded that New York was not very friendly to those who like quiet walks in a dense crowd.

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