Funny. Now if only they would have all broken out in a song and dance number. 207 people doing a big Broadway number in Grand Central would have been great.
#2, This video and your comment remind me of that scene in [i]The Fisher King[/i], when he sees her across the bustling room and suddenly everyone on the grand concourse starts to waltz, then just as suddenly go back to their busyness. I love that scene.
The last time I was at Grand Central in line (on line!) to buy a ticket, these people must have been in front of me. The guy behind the counter was participating as well.
What a riot! Thanks!
Funny. Now if only they would have all broken out in a song and dance number. 207 people doing a big Broadway number in Grand Central would have been great.
I love that people are taking still-photos.
“This guy was standing still… but all these guys were walking around. …eh… I guess you had to be there.”
How funny! And kinda creepy looking, too.
Far out!
#2, This video and your comment remind me of that scene in [i]The Fisher King[/i], when he sees her across the bustling room and suddenly everyone on the grand concourse starts to waltz, then just as suddenly go back to their busyness. I love that scene.
The last time I was at Grand Central in line (on line!) to buy a ticket, these people must have been in front of me. The guy behind the counter was participating as well.
The rest of the videos are great too. People should do more things like this to help people laugh a little bit more in the world.
That was fun. (So was Mark McCall’s comment, too.)
Definition of a New Yorker offered by a New Yorker:
Its not that you don’t notice things…you just choose to ignore them.