were the first words that completely stole my attention into the podcast by comedian Dave Hill. In this hilarious, risible and supposedly-true story, he tells of a time when he first moved to New York and encountered an extremely angry civilian (if you can call the man a civilian) while waiting for the next subway to arrive. The theme of the quasi-ineffable tale is the transfer of messages through inanimate objects.
It begins with the description of how New York used to be seen as an edgy place; a place where you could just walk down the street and pop open a beer and just like, suck it down and throw the bottle on the ground. And now, it isn't considered that way anymore.
By the end of the experience, he learns that New York is, in fact, still edgy.
I couldn't stop laughing the entire time! I strongly suggest you waste about ten minutes of your precious time to watch it, you won't be sorry.
WARNING: some profanities are used.
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