Emotionally intelligent signage in the subway
(Via Arts Journal and Jason Shelowitz)
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“Please do it at home” posters by Tokyo Metro.
http://ow.ly/1Bci1
or this one from TSA that i just saw at Laguardia Airport in NYC…
http://twitpic.com/1gcmh4
And can we just say to our husbands who insist on doing it while sitting next to us watching movies and such…. do it in the bathroom and leave it in the trash? Well, one can start with getting it off the subway.
Perhaps this is an entrepreneur opportunity in disguise: Chair massages and a combo express mani-pedi.
Great! Yes, the websites SeatHogs.com and UnsuckDCMetro.com have riders’ Halls of Shame and they not only had nail clipping photos but ARM HAIR TRIMMING! Btw, WMATA does a great job with E.I. signage. Will you feature some of their posters?
Brilliant. I want to hire this person to make signs for my school about “hallway etiquette”.
You know, you couldn’t get away with that in GATTACA.
The problem with this sign is once you post it one place you kind of need to start posting it lots and lots of other places… like the freezer aisle, church, Starbucks, my living room…
I actually saw someone doing this once and was pretty surprised—it’s hilarious that they made a sign for it.
One word:
Banksy