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Originally Posted by Kryzsky
Just yesterday I was listening to a podcast that had a comedian named Jessica Kirson on. One of her bits involves her going to Chinatown in NYC and proceeding to fake a breakdown, crying uncontrollably on the sidewalk while the Asian people passing by don't react, don't ask if is she's ok, don't offer to help, just walk on by. She said the expression on their faces don't even change. Interesting listening to that podcast right after scanning this thread.
I love how most Asians are quiet and respectful, decent citizens for the most part but they are weirdos.
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A few years ago, my friend and I got on the C-Train about 7-8pm at the crack Macs stop and a construction worker-type got on. For some reason he was immediately accosted by a group of punks. He got freaked out and got off around TD. They followed.
When my friend and I came to our senses, we got off the next stop having a feeling that guy was going to get beat up. As we walked (then started running) back to TD, I saw a lump of the guy as 20-30+ people walked by him not batting an eyelid. Because he was sprawled awkwardly along the sidewalk unconscious, I saw people walk OVER his arm with his open (and now empty) wallet beside him.
Guy was from out east, just got off work and it was his first month here. Welcome to Calgary.
It's weird how I've reflected on this numerous times during the last few years and not once did I say to myself, "hey, every single person who walked by that guy bleeding from the face on the sidewalk was white... what a bunch of selfish weirdo's."