I had a bit of a bizarre subway moment today. I was heading back to Brooklyn from my Russian class in the Bronx (second to last stop on the 4!) doing my constitutional law reading when to street performers got on.
They had their stuff way too together to be beggars: they pried the subway doors back open for a woman (pretty much guaranteeing she would give them money) and had their own boom box.
Then one of them starts doing some break dance moves on the subway floor.
This is where is started to become a bit like a Felini dream sequence as I was running on fourish hours of sleep.
The two of them took terms doing front handsprings down the length of the subway car, dodging polls and people's belongings. They then formed a human ring and rolled back across the the subway car. It was by far the most amazing subway act I have seen.
Then they collected money and sat down and one of them talked about what he was taking for his back pain.
They had their stuff way too together to be beggars: they pried the subway doors back open for a woman (pretty much guaranteeing she would give them money) and had their own boom box.
Then one of them starts doing some break dance moves on the subway floor.
This is where is started to become a bit like a Felini dream sequence as I was running on fourish hours of sleep.
The two of them took terms doing front handsprings down the length of the subway car, dodging polls and people's belongings. They then formed a human ring and rolled back across the the subway car. It was by far the most amazing subway act I have seen.
Then they collected money and sat down and one of them talked about what he was taking for his back pain.
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