Monday, January 10, 2011
Harmless Indifference
Today I was at the Metropolitan avenue train station waiting for the G train and there was an old banjo player singing in a hoarse voice. When he stopped he asked if anyone had any requests, but as impossible as it might seem for a subway station at peak hour, everyone was quiet. Then he said:"Thanks for your harmless indifference. It proves you've adjusted to New York City," and then he kept playing.
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