I know I’ve previously questioned the way people behave in lifts - and I reserve the right to do so again - but today I’ll focus on something a little different.
Escalators.
Yes, I really am talking about another means of transporting people between levels of a building. But I’ll try to keep it short.
My issue?
People who get on the escalator, stand motionless all the way to the top. Get to the top. Step off onto the upper level. And stick.
This almost never happens with one person. In fact more often than not it’s a large group. A large group of people who deliberately got onto a moving stairs, presumably with a few to getting to the top, and yet they reach their apparent destination only to lose their collective marbles.
Basic principle of an escalator: continuous flow of large numbers of people.
Roadblocks unwelcome.
Please, please move on…
