Random NYC advice:
Oct. 15th, 2015 10:18 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
conulySometimes in life, you have to take the train with small children. Sometimes, the train station doesn't have regular turnstiles, just those revolving door turnstiles.
Instead of swiping your card while frantically saying to your small child "Don't push! Don't push! No, don't walk yet!", have them climb onto the first or second rung of the revolving door. Then they're in position for when you swipe, but they won't cause you to waste your fare.
I see this every day, and every day I know my method works better.
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Instead of swiping your card while frantically saying to your small child "Don't push! Don't push! No, don't walk yet!", have them climb onto the first or second rung of the revolving door. Then they're in position for when you swipe, but they won't cause you to waste your fare.
I see this every day, and every day I know my method works better.
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How Allies Used Math Against German Tanks
A Connecticut school district tried to change its Halloween tradition. Then the horror began.
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A Harry Potter Where Hermione Doesn’t Do Anyone’s Homework For Them
How Dogs Forge a Bond with Rio’s Homeless That Is Life-Saving for Both
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What happened to all those Pizza Huts?
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An Isolated Tribe Is Emerging From Peru’s Amazonian Wilderness
Russia resumes gas supply to Ukraine
Ebola study finds women in Guinea who appear immune to the virus
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