
I haven't really taken subway that frequently nowadays due to the shuttle bus. However, lately due to some "work-related reasons", I have to stay a bit late in the office (miss the shuttle bus) and take the subway home. Recently there is a short series shown in the subway. Sponsored by Starbucks, it is called "Sunny Day". It is actually a bunch of stories that happened to a lady (of course fictional) in or related to subway. It is quite nice to have such short-series to see in the subway on the albeit-short journey. The series shows a very beautiful side of subway, and even (unbelievably) beautiful side of human beings. The stories undeniably cliche, but I guess that's why they could influence the audience easily. I remember a story where it was very crowded in the subway, as usual. There was a dirty and smelly worker standing next to a lady who dressed very fashionably. Of course, everyone in the subway looked at the worker in a very impolite way including that lady. She was carrying a pack of fruits. Suddenly the subway shook, and the worker accidentally hit the lady, and the pack of fruits dropped on the ground. She yelled at him, and walked abruptly out of the subway when it stopped. She didn't pick up the fruits. The worker then quickly picked up every piece of the fruit and caught up with the lady. He gave the pack of fruits back to her, and said with a smile, "Sorry, here is yours". The lady did not know how to react. When the worker turned around and walked away, she whispered, "thank you...".
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