
Bella
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Because they are busy going to work, meeting friends, going to the gym...instead of someone actually even caring about where they walk. They are not bullies...it's not the 3rd grade sweetie. |
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Sanmigsean
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Um, you are refusing to get out of their way too. They are not in your way, you are in theirs. Get the he// out of NYC if you don't like it. |
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Smug Monkey
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interesting.
When they don't move, it's rude.
but when yuou don't move, you "refuse to be bullied".
Hmm.
What if...
they were refusing to be bullied by you
because you were rude
and refused to move?
Seems a little like a glass house sitch to me. |
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mr danger
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tick tick tick tick tick tick tick tick
One day your luck is going run out and you will pull that trick on one of those NewYork women that is having one of those really bad New York days and she's going to turn around and knock you on your azz and you ain't gonna be getting up anytime soon.
There is also an unwritten rule among NewYorkers that says that you never ever let a stranger touch you . Many rip -off scams start by people doing exactly what you're doing. You do the bumping and your accomplice does the ripping off-Simple |
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BJ
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Well, you aren't giving any either.
Like the roadways and highways, there is a certain protocol when walking on crowded streets. You obviously think they don't apply to you. |
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duker918
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I guess it makes perfect sense if all women think similarly to you. |
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J-Far
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What do you think? As someone who was born, raised and still lives in NYC, we're pretty rude and arrogant people. But hey, we cant help it if we're better than everyone else. |
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Goodache
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Is it arrogance? Is it aggressive behavior?
I usually attribute it to "Brain Death". The same folks walking into you are the same life long losers who are clueless. Do not stoop to their level.
I am 6' 2" 200 lbs. If I walk into them they will get hurt. So I stop and let them walk into me. |
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WTF
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its just plain rude
i know what you mean
i did the same thing
when they bumped me
i bumped them right back- but much harder |
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kdub
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i'm glad you clarified.. people are jumping on you without understanding what you are trying to say. i'm a new yorker and i know EXACTLY what you are talking about. it baffles the mind. as congested as the sidewalks get in this city i don't understand why people can't keep to the right. even when there's plenty of room and no obstructions on "their" side it still happens. it's so annoying!! they will look you right in the eye like you're the one in the wrong. RUDE. it's even more annoying on station stairs. i wish i had an answer. being in a hurry is no excuse. i always take it as a sign of being self centered and having poor manners. i saw an elderly woman knocked to ground by man hurrying along on the WRONG SIDE. |
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shoredude2
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I've never experienced this. But then I was taught as a child how to walk on the sidewalk. You're being hit because you're not on the right. You walk on the right, justl like you drive. |
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Andrew V
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Because we're in a hurry. Welcome to the big city. |
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dinodino
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I am a New Yorker and I agree with kdub...it's even more annoying when they are staring at their effin cell phone. |
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Gem
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This isn't an NYC thing...people do this EVERYWHERE...just bump into them...but again, it's basically everywhere |
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Vera C
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You are guilty of the same thing.
Maybe they are wondering why you are not getting out of their way! |
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lek
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they probably think your in their way?? rude people in NYC |
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jijo
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hi thats a good question
i came to NYC 3 years before
i noted that too
people in NYC is too rude(not all)
walking and driving |
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Travis P
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nyc is full of asshole drivers! |
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