Today's post is about people sitting outside to eat when it is still too cold. Aren't you cold? Take a look at the pictures above. If people around you are wearing layers or scarfs, IT MAY BE TOO COLD TO SIT OUTSIDE! What is it about people and sitting outside when it's way too cold to sit outside? It's not like you're getting "fresh air" in NYC. Your food gets cold before you get to eat it. You have strangers(lucky if its not a bum) staring at you eating. AND, ITS COLD!! Do you feel special that you're sitting outside? Do you feel like a rebel? Like you're being different? And, if you look at the picture on the bottom, the people aren't even sitting in the sun! And, the other picture, people are sitting under a shade. WHAT?!? Are you afraid to get TOO warm?!? Why would you actually decide to sit outside in the cold under a shade away from the warming sun? It just makes no sense to me. And, I seem to notice that its mainly, if not always, white people.
Whassup wit
dat? White people, if you have some insight, please enlighten me. Is it some magical feeling that fills your body that sitting outside gives you? Do you eat at another level when your body is trying to fight off hypothermia? Maybe, I'd join you outside if I knew what the draw was. I HIGHLY doubt it, but never say never. Do share...I'll be waiting inside...
Today's post is about people sitting outside to eat when it is still too cold. Aren't you cold? Take a look at the pictures above. If people around you are wearing layers or scarfs, IT MAY BE TOO COLD TO SIT OUTSIDE! What is it about people and sitting outside when it's way too cold to sit outside? It's not like you're getting "fresh air" in NYC. Your food gets cold before you get to eat it. You have strangers(lucky if its not a bum) staring at you eating. AND, ITS COLD!! Do you feel special that you're sitting outside? Do you feel like a rebel? Like you're being different? And, if you look at the picture on the bottom, the people aren't even sitting in the sun! And, the other picture, people are sitting under a shade. WHAT?!? Are you afraid to get TOO warm?!? Why would you actually decide to sit outside in the cold under a shade away from the warming sun? It just makes no sense to me. And, I seem to notice that its mainly, if not always, white people. Whassup wit dat? White people, if you have some insight, please enlighten me. Is it some magical feeling that fills your body that sitting outside gives you? Do you eat at another level when your body is trying to fight off hypothermia? Maybe, I'd join you outside if I knew what the draw was. I HIGHLY doubt it, but never say never. Do share...I'll be waiting inside...
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