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Annoying Elevator Habits
Two Norfolk State University students created a skit on annoying college habits of roommates and more. Ana Kasparian, Jayar Jackson and Steve Oh discuss on ...
1) NOTICE the RIDICULOUS BS thrown towards Jayar by hater in plaid shirt @
2:56 "Jayar, you DON"T KNOW....!". He SO wanted to make Jayar WRONG even
though Jayar clearly said 1:19 & 1:52 that he presses the crosswalk button
several times & REALLY HARD >as< the next person approaches - so that it's
OBVIOUS!. Hater even accused him of having said that he leans up against
the button on the pole @ crosswalk; how very uncomfortable THAT would be!
See Asian guy looking @ hater like.."Puh-lease!" ? ..
@xbreekate Because its a slap in the face (intellect-wise) to the people
who already been standing at the elevator waiting. . . so because you come
up and push the same button that they already pushed. . you think its going
to make it come even faster. . . no. . . .. so why push it. . . why make it
look like " Yea these dumbasses must be standing here for the hell of it
and didn't push the button " . . even though its already lit up. . . its
just disrespecting somebody's IQ level almost
I don't remember if I saw these in the US, but in Heidelberg, Germany some
of the buttons light up red after they're pushed and other ones turn on a
white light that says 'signal coming'. Also, some Germans, especially older
ones, are shocked to see people walk when they aren't supposed to. I
crossed when there were no cars once, and this old man's eyes got really
big and he began shouting gibberish without finding any real words. I blew
his mind that day.
Hey Jayar I don't think the crosswalk is the same thing. No light, you
can't expect them to pay attention to you pushing the light, and I think it
actually does count the number of pedestrians to change the light sooner.
Just like a car sensor at the light. But I'm not sure. In any case, you
can't see that someone else has pushed it. And I'm in a building where the
elevators are hosed. So I forgive extra pushing of buttons.
2) He (hater guy in plaid shirt) was NOT listening to Jayar (and didn't
want to) because the AWESOME, relaxed, competent, confident, self-aware,
authentic, and handsome Jayar made TOO MUCH sense - was just a bit too
comfortable with himself for the one hating. Sheesh! Such petty thinking
and jealousy. "Great spirits have always encountered violent opposition
from mediocre minds" ~ Albert Einstein YOU ROCK, Jayar!
I live on a boat and corrosion is a problem. I hit buttons multiple times
as a matter of habit. Also, I am not usually thinking of the motivations or
destinations of a crowd that happens to be near a elavator or the paranoia
required for some face in a crowd to think someone is dissing them by
pushing a elevator button. And, so on. There's a million button stories you
may not know. Do'nt be so self centered.
@dougalsii Haha the same thing happened to me a couple years back in
Amsterdam. This old guy started calling me names and even went so far as to
curse my mother and sister (I have no clue how he knew I had one) from
across the street...even though there wasn't any traffic in sight. Some
people have too much pent up stress and that's how they take it out I guess.
Sometimes the crosswalk button doesn't always register, but I also watch
the traffic lights and even if the light doesn't come on, I just walk when
traffic light changes and watch out for turning cars that aren't paying
attention. (Amazingly, people drive more recklessly and downright crazy in
our suburb than they do in the city.)
Saw the title and was reminded of an assignment one of our professors had
us do... go against the norm of every day life and one of the things was
when in an elevator... stand the opposite way, as in facing the back of the
elevator basically staring at everyone else. Fun times, freaking people out.
I have a problem, I'm usually not really paying attention at crosswalks and
I'll actually forget if I pushed the button which leads to 1 of 2 things.
Either I push it like 16 times while waiting or it won't change and I'll
try and hide the error by pretending to cross another direction. lol
They didn't cover the two most annoying elevator habits of them all: people
who ride the elevator one stinking floor DOWN. people who scream "hold the
elevator" and run down the hall as if it were the last boat off the
Titanic. Just wait a minute dude, there will be another one coming.
What if the elevator button is broken and is always lit. You gotta press
the button to make sure it works XD Don't trust that anyone else actually
pressed it. It's like waiting to enter your next lecture and no one tries
to see if the door is unlocked.
I hate people who just stand there and make out in the elevator... like
dude I am standing less than 3 feet from you, cant you wait the whole
minute it takes to get to your floor before you shove your tongue down your
girlfriend's throat?
lofl i dont care if somebody does that i sometimes check to make sure i
push the crosswalk button if needed or if its not lit i check to make sure
that it was pushed as well but i dont care if others push it either
In the UK they have a light that says someone pushed the button, people
still push the button again. Sometimes people stand there pushing the
button over and over until the light changes. That one really gets me.
most people are like "ooohhhh a button.. YAY :D must press the button."
jayar's all "this is MY button! get the hell away from my button
motherfuker. Mine! *tap*tap*tap* see? you see me pressing MY button?"