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Making up for Red Line woes
By adamg on Thu, 01/07/2010 - 7:59am
John Pepper, who took this video, reports he so enjoyed the show - "best Red Line ride in a decade" - he tipped them $20.
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Comments
Love these guys!
These are the guys that are outside Quincy Market/Faneuil Hall in the warm weather - they've moved their show onto the Red Line hetween Central and Harvard (if I'm remembering correctly) now that it's cold. They are GREAT entertainers, I can't help but stop and watch them for 5-10 minutes whenever I come across them, even though I've seen them a million times before!
good end to a bad day
I saw these guys just before Christmas. It was an otherwise crappy ride home on the Red line after a crappy day at work, and I wasn't in the mood for much of anything, let alone anyone kicking their legs within inches of my head. By the time they were done, though, I couldn't help but smile and clap. Good stuff. No-one got kicked in the head.
Hate these guys.
I don't like being bothered on my commute. Worse still when the bothering consists of an agreesive form of pandhandling. Dear T Police, use this video as evidence and bust these guys.
Shame on anyone that hands money over to these jokers. Don't encourage them.
... and GET OFF MY LAWN!
... and GET OFF MY LAWN!
Not always a fan
Sometimes I'm amused by this, but sometimes I just want to read my book or do a crossword puzzle in peace. I will admit to deliberately standing in the aisle once (even though seats were available) in order to limit their range, so I could continue having a civilized conversation with my nearby seated friends.
only a short act
If their act was as short as on the video, I wouldn't mind, but it would get annoying if it kept going on. Never saw backflips on the red line before!