I agree with what alot of people have said, notably megafly, viewer_999 and Payback.

This is one of those setups where I suspect the director is *hoping* for general ignorance but tough for him, he still doesn't get it and there are people clearly listening by the end (even in a congested area where there isn't an obvious place to congregrate and listen - maybe next to that pillar).

I'm sorry people weren't genuflecting en masse but let's face facts, people have lives and might not have time built into their journeys to take in some live music.

its not that hard seriously, ive done it
the traffic in india/pakistan is so clogged and congested that the majority of cars/bikes never reach a high speed, and as a result its easy for the drivers to snake around you as you stand in the traffic. Also theres more motorcycles in india, higher manueverability

It's a scam. Homeowners benefit from higher prices, home sellers benefit, banks benefit, everyone benefits except the buyers. Our home prices here skyrocketed in the last few years, our house we bought for 80k is now worth 180k in 6 years time. The wages around here didn't go up, cost of living skyrocketed, crime rate is way up, congestion is up.. but magically the market value of the houses outdid everything else - even though it's a much crappier place to live than it was 10 years ago.

Market value is a scam.

why are they assholes exactly? have you ever been to new york? these people are paid top dollar to get things between businesses faster than anyone in a car could ever imagine. it's their job and they turned it into a friendly competition, big woop.

also, regarding berlin, it's not a question of speed limit, it's a question of congestion. we're not talking about the autobahn here

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Really? I wonder if there might be some network congestion - as it's coming up lickety-split for me at the moment.

More about this video from YouTube:
This is from a documentary shown on Channel 4 in the UK called 'Young@Heart'; the name of the New England octogenarian chorus line. The performer here is Fred Mittle, who suffers from congestive heart failure. This song was intended to be a duet between Fred and another chorus member, Bob Salvini. Sadly, Bob died of a heart attack and it was left to Fred to carry the song on his own. If I'm correct, the people you see crying at 01:13 are Bob's family. The lady you occasionally see mouthing the lyrics in the audience is Fred's wife.

There were some very touching scenes where we see Fred rehearsing alone soon after Bob's death. It was an incredible film. ...