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They were in Paris! This changes everything. Of course they were walking in the middle of the street. Plus, Paris or not, with no setback for the buildings nob
by natch 3y ago
They were in Paris! This changes everything. Of course they were walking in the middle of the street.
Plus, Paris or not, with no setback for the buildings nobody wants to risk getting leftover washing liquid poured on them from a window.
- mschuster91 3y ago> Plus, Paris or not, with no setback for the buildings nobody wants to risk getting leftover washing liquid poured on them from a window. Wtf, this is not backwater Russia we're talking about (aka the places where the Russian units originated that were caught looting washing machines). I've never seen someone be as intentionally rude as to dump out water from a window.
- dustincoates 3y agoI sort of see it all the time in Paris. I almost got dumped on a couple of weeks ago when walking my children. If we had been five seconds earlier, we would have been soaked. (I say "sort of" because I assume it's generally people watering plants, but the amount of water coming down seems excessive.)
- natch 3y agoBut surely you are aware that Paris has many visitors. And that a good portion of them may be paranoid about this type of thing due to their very real experiences elsewhere.