The Importance of Walking in Public

"I'm 53, I moved twice, I have an AARP card, I'm the fucking victim here," he says. "We just missed shoulders but our forearms still slapped together was significant enough force that it warranted a turnaround." In New York City, pedestrian etiquette moves up from brushing sleeves to bumping into somebody and having to turn around. 'That bugged me for like three days,' Gwyneth Paltrow says of her encounters with pedestrians.