[local] Walk left, stand right

[sabotabby]

Spacing Magazine is publishing a book on Toronto etiquette, and they want your help. The responses so far are pretty adorable in their bureaucratic mindset (as one comment points out: "Interesting that the Marrakech and Montreal examples were ones of true social interaction and most of the examples in the comments could be codified into a bylaw. We’re still Toronto The Prim then…")

I really don't think we're as cold and rude a city as people claim (though, of course, it depends on the neighbourhood) but we are long overdue for an etiquette guide. Go forth and contribute! I'm looking especially at you, zingerella.

Comments

[sabotabby]

This totally happens. You could fill an entire bookshelf with just stories about the weird shit that people do on public transit.

Though I prefer people putting on deodorant on public transit to people who do not wear deodorant on public transit.

[ironed_orchid]

As long as it's not aerosol, the spray makes me headachey. And while bad smells are unpleasant, headaches require painkillers.