🙄People dragging their feet while walking can be irritating and create noise.
🚶♀️Tara and Chris both find it important to pick up their feet when walking to maintain a smooth pace.
🗣️They discuss their frustration with people being in the way and not being aware of their surroundings.
😬Tara shares her awkward experiences when someone is in the way, especially when she's with a new friend.
😅They find humor in these situations and use their social awareness to navigate them.
What bothers Tara and Chris the most when walking?
—They are bothered by people dragging their feet while walking, creating unnecessary noise and altering their pace.
Do Tara and Chris find it important to be socially aware in public spaces?
—Yes, they believe in being socially aware and avoiding being in someone's way, as well as pointing out when others are in the way.
How does Tara handle situations when someone is in her way?
—Tara feels awkward and tries to subtly guide the person out of the way without causing discomfort.
Do Tara and Chris find humor in these awkward situations?
—Yes, they find humor in the frustrations of being in someone's way and use their social awareness to navigate these situations with humor and grace.
What do Tara and Chris recommend to avoid being in someone's way?
—They suggest being aware of one's surroundings, picking up one's feet while walking, and avoiding unnecessarily blocking other people's paths.
00:00Tara and Chris introduce the topic of the awkwardness of being in someone's way and the frustration of people dragging their feet while walking.
02:30They share their personal experiences and opinions on people dragging their feet and how it alters their walking pace and creates unnecessary noise.
04:45Tara and Chris discuss their frustration with people being in the way and the importance of being socially aware in public spaces.
06:15Tara shares her awkward experiences when someone is in the way, especially when she's with a new friend.
08:20They find humor in these situations and use their social awareness to navigate them without causing discomfort.
