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How To Walk With Someone: Stairs

Wednesday, August 27, 2008 | 10 Comments

Some of you know me to be pretty observant. Some of you know me to be slightly obsessive-compulsive. Some of you know me as a very one-on-one type of person, in terms of how I prefer to hang out or go out with friends.

To those of you who know me as all three of those, this series of posts will make perfect sense. It’s called How To Walk With Someone.

For the first installment, let’s talk about stairs (my biggest gripe). Let’s say that a friend and I are walking up or down a bi-level stairway together. I, either being deferential to my guy friend or courteous to my girl friend, will regularly take the outside track and cover the extra circumferential distance. (Young men, take note in addition: walk on the side closer to traffic when on the sidewalk with someone, except at night along streets with alleyways, in which case the interior side is proper.) Anyways, it looks like this (imagine that this staircase is spiraling upwards or downwards):

Walking on Stairs - Incorrect

Yes, we travel different distances. But we also have to move at different speeds (fortunately I have long legs, which helps).Well, you know what I think about every single time? Two friends can actually ascend and descend a staircase traveling the same distance and the same speed! The only problem is that everybody needs to become aware of this method first, because if just one person tries to do it, he’ll totally throw the other one off. Check it out:

Walking on Stairs - Correct

Yeah!! Isn’t it beautiful? Okay, let’s just make an agreement to do that from now on, shall we? Spread the word.

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