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Family of 5 walks out of a busy door, takes two steps, stops to discuss their plans. There are literally a hundred people around coming and going. And that’s where you stop?
Happens on the daily in the city.
No one anywhere “cares” about anyone else. Don’t like it, deal. Or better yet keep quiet and leave me the fuck alone. Mentality of 95% of this world it seems.
My favorite version of the large-group-stops-in-the-worst-spot is when they do that at the top (or bottom) of ESCALATORS. 🤦♂️
I have been known to spread my elbows wide and then barrel straight through these groups to make space for the escalator riders behind me.
With a quick "oh hey, sorry. I wasn't expecting someone to stop here."
I feel a lot of this is just obliviousness. People are so sucked into what they are doing they don't notice anyone around them.
It's the reason shopping at Walmart can be so frustrating for me. People pause and stop at random spots (and I don't mean to get items).