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I laugh at all these responses. Im the one who purposely goes slow. AMA
by djKianoosh 8y ago
I laugh at all these responses. Im the one who purposely goes slow. AMA
- djKianoosh 8y agolol at the downvotes
- freedomben 8y agoWhy are you laughing at all the responses?
- djKianoosh 8y agopeople getting aggravated by what others do and say. always seemed funny/interesting to me.
- freedomben 8y agoI agree with regards to people getting aggravated with things that don't affect them. But what about people that are being blocked? Does that not seem rude?
- tuesdayrain 8y agoWhy purposely go slow? Sometimes I take my time because I don't want to start sweating, but I don't think I've ever actually walked slowly anywhere.
- djKianoosh 8y agowhy go fast? I enjoy walking slowly.
- koyote 8y agoI am not sure where you live but when I was living in London walking slow vs walking fast meant less time spent on a stressful commute and less time wasted just getting to places. A slow stroll can be very pleasant if you're in the countryside but in a large city you rather get from A to B as quickly as possible when in crowded areas; especially if it is your daily routine. A large group walking in front of you and blocking your path are literally wasting your time. That wasted time adds up a lot on a daily basis. (5 minutes 'wasted' each way a day on your commute would equate to over 40 hours a year of time spent walking slowly behind a large group of people).
- icebraining 8y agoI live in a big city, and I still often enjoy walking slowly. Walking (and cycling, some days) is the best part of my commute, I want to savour it. It's being stuck in the metro or bus that I'd rather speed up. People blocking your path is an orthogonal issue; I always take care not to do that, regardless of the speed I'm going at.
- rounce 8y agoHow else do you manifest this passive aggression?