Courtesy of big cities: 20 secrets of life in New York City

Nathan Pyle (Nathan Pyle), an illustrator from New York, — a great storyteller. His work is characterized by wit and creative look at simple things.

He studied at the Ohio (studied theology), then in 2008 decided to move to New York to continue his education. Nathan Pyle began working on television, and at night to create original prints for T-shirts.

After living five years in New York, he realized that this is a special city. His observations Nathan Pyle embodied in the book "The habits of New Yorkers and rules of etiquette" (NYC Basic Tips and Etiquette). It consists of a 136-GIF images dedicated to the secrets of life in the city under the name of New York.

Who needs to give way to the subway? Why is something where you have to hold your breath? What would happen if time does not close the door to the restaurant?

We have written 20 illustrations from the book of Nathan Pyle, who will introduce you to the New York close.

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Walk right: New Yorkers move rapidly. There is always someone who is faster than you, — do not line up, let's take the opportunity to beat himself.

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New Yorkers know: focuses continuously, if you do not want to bump into someone.

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Lean against a stranger in public transport — this is normal in store — not.

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An umbrella for $ 20 will survive four umbrella for $ 5.

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The phones do not work underground — please call in advance.

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No matter who you are, — all his carry, or rather keep on your lap, not on a vacant site where someone can sit down.

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"Who is last?" — specify on whom the ends of all, if you do not want to be the guy who fell in behind someone and thinks he stands in line, but in reality the person is simply "rest".

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When someone is selfish, "embraces" with handrail on the subway, be bold, politely ask them to move, "Excuse me, we all need it." Travel will say thank you!

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Differ! Chrysler Building and the Empire State Building — two symbols of New York City. The first passed the baton to the second, "the tallest building in the world."

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In New York, will survive someone who has not creative, and more mundane skills. For example, the ability to establish business contacts, manage stress, to recognize fraud.

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Close the door faster than people who remained in the restaurant, you will hate.

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your smell of food spread on your personal space — do not eat in public transport.

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From trash to be trifled with — better hold your breath passed.

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Beware, scam! You are facing the street, and a passerby asks $ 50 for repairs allegedly broken glasses? Not vedis!

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Who should give way? The correct answer is: the elderly and pregnant women, not boys athletic type and their backpacks.

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It looks silly when people try to enter the wagon train before it left the passengers arrived. This is not just foolishly — it is illogical!

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Probability Theory in New York's:

• 12% — the likelihood that you will meet a celebrity;
• 88% — the likelihood that you will meet someone who looks like a celebrity;
• 100% — the likelihood that you'll be staring at the strange man, while there is a dispute, it is a celebrity or not.

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The most beautiful person you have ever met, will be a girl (or guy), located (located) on the other side of the platform in the doorway of the departing train.

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A terrible combination: the lovers holding hands, walking down a narrow sidewalk. It's not nice, because they take up both lanes.

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Skyscrapers will tempt you: "Take us, take off vertically us!". Never remove the video vertically! It is better to shoot cityscapes in landscape mode.