Ok, so what's the purpose of this
half-chair / half-creature in the subway station? See the guy sitting
there? Now take a look at his shoes. That's right, you have to wear
industrial shoes with thick rubber soles to actually be able to use these
things. Got heels on? Forget it.
Ballet flats? Nope. You'll just slip and slide. The question
I have is, why don't they just put down normal chairs? These lean-thingies
don't take up less space, and they're uncomfortable. Yes, they've got an
urban feel to them, which is what I imagine they’re aiming for, but citizens
don't want cool, urban things in subway stations. They want comfortable,
practical stuff. If anybody reading this happens to work for French
public transport, please pass this on to the furniture department.
This is Lindsay, signing out.
This is Lindsay, signing out.
I'm guessing that they are trying to look urban but what they are really saying is they don't want people getting too comfortable and spending too much time or sleeping on a chair or bench like they do in NYC.
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